Actuarial Management Control System

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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The Actuarial Management Control System is a work system used by actuaries for assessing and managing risks. It describes the specific steps and interconnections of actuarial work, including risk assessment, product design, pricing, liability assessment, asset assessment, portfolio construction and monitoring, asset-liability management, solvency and capital adequacy management, experience monitoring, profit analysis, and other aspects, as well as legal regulations and actuarial professional standards. The Actuarial Management Control System serves as a bridge and link between fundamental actuarial principles and professional actuarial practice, helping readers gain a deeper understanding of the universal principles of actuarial techniques in different fields and enhancing their comprehensive ability to solve practical problems.