Applications from individuals from other actuarial associations that we have agreements with, for subjects passed before 31 December 2018 will be considered. Individuals will have until 31 December 2022 to claim their exemption.
Details of examinations exemptions from the period 1 January 2019 to December 31 2021 will be published on the webpages below once finalised.
From 1 January 2023 onwards the IFoA will not be accepting any applications for exemptions from Casualty Actuarial Society.
Please ensure that your CAS exams are converted to their current syllabus before applying to us for exemption.
| Casualty Actuarial Society | IFoA Fellowship exemptions |
|---|---|
| Exam 1 - Probability, and VEE - Applied statistical methods | CT3 - Probability and mathematical statistics |
| Exam 2 - Financial mathematics | CT1 - Financial mathematics |
| VEE - Corporate finance | CT2 - Finance and financial reporting |
| Exams 3L - Corporate finance, and Exam 4 - Construction and evaluation of actuarial models (Exemptions are not given for these exams individually. You must have passed both exams.) |
CT4 - Models, and CT5 - Contingencies |
| VEE - Economics | CT7 - Business economics |
| Exam 3F - Financial economics | CT8 - Financial economics |
| Exam 5 - Basic techniques for ratemaking and estimating claim liabilities | CT6 - Statistical methods |
| Exam 7 - Estimation of policy liabilities, Insurance company valuation and Enterprise risk management, and Exam 8 - Advanced ratemaking (Exemptions are not given for these exams individually. You must have passed both exams.) |
ST7 - General insurance: Reserving and capital modelling, and ST8 - General insurance: Pricing |
If you passed any of the above CAS exams before 2008
Please contact our Education Services Team with details of the exams and the dates on which they were passed. We can then give you more details on the exemptions that you can claim.
If you passed a CAS exam which does not appear on the above list before 2008
Please contact our Education Services Team with details of the exams and the exact dates on which they were passed. We can then give you more details on the exemptions that you can claim.
Further details of CAS exams
For further details of CAS exams, conversion of CAS exams to the current CAS syllabus, or the conversion of our exams to CAS please visit the CAS website.
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