Actsc 634 Actuarial Practice 2 - Risk classification - Actuarial models; model selection and designing solutions. - Setting Assumptions - Monitoring results. - Risk management techniques; asset liability modelling and management. - Economic capital and solvency. - Monitoring experience Notes: Actsc 633 and Actsc 634 together cover the learning objectives of subject CA1. Textbooks: The course will draw from the textbook Understanding Actuarial Management, (Bellis, Shepherd and Lyon, eds), as well as professional standards, research papers, and material drawn from the SOA on-line learning modules ‘Fundamentals of Actuarial Practice’. Contact Hours: 36 lectures, 10 tutorials. Assessment: 65% final exam (unseen); 15% midterm exam (unseen); 20% project/assignments.
Introduction to credit risk: types of models; types of credit derivatives. Notes: Together with Actsc 624, this course covers CT8. It also substantially covers course.
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Keller-Ressel, M., and J. Muhle-Karbe (2012): âAsymptotic and exact pricing of options on variance,â Finance and Stochastics, forthcoming. Carole Bernard.
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âEquilibrium recoveries in insurance markets with limited liabilityâ. (Discussant: R. Rogalla). 18:30-19:30. 19:30-22:00. Drinks reception - The Berkeley Hotel.
âInefficient Dynamic Portfolio Strategies or How to Throw. Away a Million Dollars in the Stock Marketâ in RFS 1988). arole Bernard. Path-dependent inefficient ...
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Carole Bernard. Cost-Efficiency in Portfolio Management. 1 ... Reinsurer Credit Risk : Counterparty Risk for the Insurer ... Other Applications in Actuarial Science.
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