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Nankai University 1987 Tianjin Nankai Examination Center North America 1992

Hunan University North Campus 1991 Changsha Examination Center North America 1994

Fudan University 1993 AIA-Fudan Actuarial Center-Shanghai North America 1994

Renmin University of China 1994 Beijing Examination Center North America 1995

Sun Yat-sen University 1996 AIA-Zhongshan Examination Center-Guangzhou North America 1996

China University of Science and Technology 1996 Hefei Examination Center North America 1996

Xi'an Jiaotong University Xi'an Examination Center North America 1998

Ping An Corporation Shenzhen Examination Center North America 1998

Central University of Finance and Economics 1992 Beijing Examination Center UK 1995< /p>

Shanghai University of Finance and Economics 1994 University of Finance and Economics Eagle Star Examination Center-Shanghai UK 1998

Southwestern University of Finance and Economics Japan Actuarial Qualification Examination Center Japan 1998

China Institute of Finance Japan Actuarial Science Teacher Qualification Examination Center Japan 1998

The cooperation between the North American Society of Actuaries and China began in the late 1980s. In November 1987, Mr. Ingelham, President of the North American Society of Actuaries, signed a cooperation agreement with Nankai University. The North American Society of Actuaries assisted Nankai University in establishing an "actuarial graduate program" in China, and it was established at Nankai University in May 1992. The first examination center in China.

China has 8 examination centers in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Changsha, Hefei, Shenzhen, Xi'an, and Guangzhou***. As of November 1998, China *** had 2 actuaries and 21 associate actuaries.

Extended information

Examination time:

The qualification examination for actuaries (including associate actuaries) of the North American Society of Actuaries is held once every spring and autumn. Spring exams are generally scheduled in early to mid-May, and autumn exams are generally scheduled in early to mid-November.

Examination subjects:

The actuary qualifications of the North American Society of Actuaries are divided into two levels, the formal actuary (FSA) qualification and the associate actuary (ASA) qualification.

To obtain the qualification of associate actuary, applicants need to obtain 300 credits. Associate actuaries must pass the 100 series and 200 series exams. The 100 series exams have 200 credits and are generally multiple-choice questions. The 200 series exams have 100 credits and are generally written questions.

After obtaining the associate actuary (ASA) qualification, you can take the actuary (FSA) qualification examination. To obtain the actuary qualification***, you need to obtain 450 credits. The actuary's examination*** has five directions: finance, group insurance and health insurance, individual life insurance and annuities, pensions and investments. Each direction has different elective courses.

Examination system:

The North American actuary examination system is divided into two stages: the first stage is the associate actuary (ASA). The current examination requirement for associate actuaries is 300 credits. In addition to the 11 courses in the 100 series (compound interest mathematics, actuarial mathematics, etc.), four courses in the 200 series (economic security planning, actuarial practice, etc.) must be passed. Each course ranges from 10 to 30 credits.

Students will become ASA after obtaining 300 credits, and can continue to take FSA courses thereafter. The exams for the 11 courses in the ASAl00 series all use English test papers in the form of multiple-choice questions, and the exam time ranges from 1 and a half hours to 4 hours.

The 200 series uses English written answer format. Whether a candidate has passed a certain course examination and the score obtained will be determined after all the examination papers of the course have been approved and arranged in order of results.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-North American Actuaries