SA3 Learning portal: wikis
Wikis
These Wikis are useful resources for the practising general insurance actuary:
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- ST4 - Pensions and other benefits
- ST5 - Finance and investment A
- ST6 - Finance and investment B
- ST7 - General insurance: reserving and capital modelling
- ST8 - General insurance: pricing
- ST9 - Enterprise risk management
- SA1 - Health and care
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- SA3 - General insurance
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Related content
- An actuarial toolkit. Introducing "The Toolkit Manifesto"
- General Insurance Premium Rating Issues Working Party (GRIP) Report. Final version
- A maths toolkit for actuaries. Part II
- Update from the maths toolkit for actuaries' working party (Slides)
- Student handbook 2011/2012
- A maths toolkit for actuaries. Part I
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