Übersetzung für "Versicherungsmathematiker" in Englisch

Actuaries' are essential to the insurance industry.

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An actuary is a business professional who analyzes the financial consequences of risk.

Actuaries have excellent career opportunities following graduation as well as excellent co-op work opportunities during their studies.

Contribution of actuaries to sustainable social security is "crucial"

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Actuaries must have specific tertiary and professional qualifications which take several years to complete.

Curriculum What is an actuary?

Actuaries work in the insurance industry, for private corporations, government, or as independent consultants.

For an actuary the care of dementia patients presents a risk that is difficult to calculate.

According to Business Insider, a career as an actuary rated in the top 25 high-paying, low-stress jobs.

Actuaries play an increasingly important role in different policy, design, investment and financing decisions.

But the same is true for experts like actuaries, lawyers or traditional managers and risk managers.

Social Security’s actuaries may not have fully recognized the impact of today’s technological revolutions, but they have markedly boosted the scale of the system that the US government can afford.

He pursued a career as an insurance actuary at Prudential Insurance from 1934–48, except for service in the United States Navy during World War II.

Dropping out of Columbia University as a math major to become an actuary, he became the youngest person ever to pass the examination of the Society of Actuaries at the age of 21.

Looking ahead, the Social Security Administration’s actuaries forecast that the number of workers per retiree will decline to two by 2030.

In the case of funded schemes, the actuary should not use different assumptions for transfers out of the fund from those used to calculate the benefit granted for a transfer into the fund.

Article 9 lays down a number of quality requirements for the institution for retirement provision, such as qualified managers, rules regarding the functioning of the pension scheme and realistic evaluation of liabilities by an actuary.

In particular, with regard to insurance or reinsurance undertakings, the actuarial function and the responsible actuary should be remunerated in a manner commensurate with her or his role in the insurance or reinsurance undertaking and not in relation to the performance of the undertaking concerned.

The actuary JWA hired by the French Government considered that this rate seemed high since, after subtracting an inflation rate in the order of 2 %, a net discount rate of 5 % remained, ‘a value to be compared, for example, to the maximum value of 3,5 % authorised under the French Law for the discounted cash flow of annuities’.

For practical reasons, an entity may request a qualified actuary to carry out a detailed valuation of the obligation before the end of the reporting period.

In particular, the Commission is examining solvency verification at the level of Lloyd's overall accounts, certain internal rules or bye-laws adopted by Lloyd's under its self-regulatory powers and the role of the Lloyd's Actuary.

Actuaries' models operate with a high margin of error when the number of events used for calculations is not high enough.

This must normally be done by an actuary or, if the profession is not recognised, by an auditor or another specialist in accordance with national legislation.