Description: The Retirement Plan Investment and Risk Management (RETRPIRM) Exam covers the principles and practices related to investment and risk management in retirement plans. The exam includes topics such as retirement plan design, asset-liability management, investment strategies, and regulatory considerations.

Description: The Group and Health Valuation and Regulation (GHVRU/C) Exam covers topics such as health insurance valuation methods, regulatory requirements, risk assessment, pricing strategies, financial reporting, and compliance with health insurance regulations.

Description: Learn more about what to expect on exam day for Computer-Based Testing (CBT) candidates, including requirements for admission to the testing center.

Description: This is a reference page for finding an International Examination Center.

Description: The Financial and Regulatory Environment (GIFREU) Exam covers the principles and practices related to the financial and regulatory aspects of the insurance industry. The exam includes topics such as financial analysis, risk management, regulatory frameworks, financial reporting, and ethical considerations.

Description: The Retirement Design and Accounting (RETDAU/C) covers the principles and practices related to the retirement design and accounting of insurance and annuity products. The exam includes retirement product design, pricing, valuation, financial reporting, and regulatory considerations in the insurance industry.

Description: This is the archived fall 2008 basic eduation catalog.

Description: Archive Spring 2021: Introduction to General Insurance Exam

Description: This page presents information for the Enrolled Actuaries Examinations (EA–1, EA–2 Segment A, EA–2 Segment B). The EA exams cover a range of topics, including the mathematics of compound interest, mathematics of life contingencies, demographic analysis, actuarial assumptions, actuarial cost methods, calculation of minimum required contributions, and calculation of maximum deductible contributions.

Description: The Society of Actuaries (SOA) announces a reduction in the exam hours and syllabus content for examinations in its Associate and Fellowship pathways. These changes support the SOA Board of Directors’ efforts to increase candidate pathway efficiency.