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D.W. Simpson and Company -- Actuary Salary
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Hello,
I work for a small company that provides fruad solutions to financial instions (big companies). My manager is open to the idea of supporting me through the actuarial exams. I just wanted to get some thoughts on whether the credentials would be applicable/beneficial. I passed the first couple of exams while working at a previous job. I find the actuarial educational path interesting and would like to get some thoughts. It definitely would be insurance. We do a lot of data mining and predictive modeling. Thanks for your help. |
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See thread here:
http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actu...d.php?t=106528
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Carol Marler, FSA, MAAA, A Dedicated Actuary Just My Opinion (Although this statement is my opinion, and I am an actuary, it's still not a statement of actuarial opinion, and you really shouldn't rely on it.) Updated quotes Jan. 25: Spoiler: |
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Roll can also be a list of people in some specific category. Although that isn't how it is used here, that was what I originally thought the title meant - a list of people (OK, outpost IDs) that are working in non-traditional roles.
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Carol Marler, FSA, MAAA, A Dedicated Actuary Just My Opinion (Although this statement is my opinion, and I am an actuary, it's still not a statement of actuarial opinion, and you really shouldn't rely on it.) Updated quotes Jan. 25: Spoiler: |
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