Description: The Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Exam tests the knowledge and skills required for actuaries working in enterprise risk management. The exam covers topics such as risk governance, risk identification and assessment, and risk quantification and analysis.

Description: The Quantitative Finance and Investment Quantitative Finance (QFIQF) Exam covers quantitative methods and financial concepts used in investment and risk management. The exam includes topics such as derivatives, portfolio theory, risk measurement, and quantitative analysis of financial instruments.

Description: The Ratemaking and Reserving (GIRR) Exam covers the fundamentals of rate-making and reserving in the insurance industry. The exam includes topics such as basic actuarial techniques, loss reserving, and rate-making concepts.

Description: The Life Financial Management (ILALFMU/C) Exam is a five-hour written-answer exam that is offered in the spring and fall of each year. Both a U.S. and Canadian version of the exam are administered, each of which has its own reading list. It is a requirement of the Individual Life and Annuities Track.

Description: The Group and Health Risk Mitigation (GHRM) Exam covers topics such as healthcare provider payment systems, healthcare provider contracting, and healthcare provider risk sharing.

Description: Fall 2021 Archive Syllabi: Introduction to General Insurance Exam

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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.