Prepare for the first test of the FAP modules with this compilation of practice questions from Digital Actuarial Resources. The book covers every major topic of the first five modules of the FAP course. The questions cover subjects from reserving methods to risk management to claim studies. All the questions are multiple-choice, with most problems having 5 possible answers. A mix of math-based problems, definition-based questions, and scenarios are in the manual. 385 practice problems! The full book is spiral-bound with 117 pages. The manual contains a detailed solutions section.

This book includes a large number of challenging questions to help students prepare for the first exam from the SOA / CAS. The questions are similar in difficulty to the actual test problems. The problems cover every major subject featured on the test. The book includes 250 practice questions. The manual contains a detailed solutions section, showing the routine for solving each problem.

Test your knowledge of the concepts featured in the second exam from the Society of Actuaries. This book contains over 200 challenging practice test problems for SOA Exam FM or CAS Exam 2. The problems are very comprehensive, covering topics from loan amortizations to bonds to annuities. A detailed solutions manual also exists within the book. The full book is 113 pages with spiral binding.

Digital Actuarial Resources published a short study guide for the Probability Exam (or Exam P/1) offered through the Society of Actuaries. This study guide contains all the equations and formulas a student needs to know for Exam P. The guide is 20 pages with 230+ formulas. The topics covered include: Statistics of the Actuarial Practice, Sets, Discrete Probability Distributions, Common Counting Distributions, Continuous Probability Distributions, Common Continuous Distributions, Moment-Generating Functions, Multivariate Distributions, Building Probability Distributions, Ordered Random Variables, and Normal Distribution Approximations.

Digital Actuarial Resources published a short study guide for Exam C/4 offered through the Society of Actuaries. The test focuses on the construction and evaluation of actuarial models. This study guide contains all the equations and formulas you need to know for Exam C. The guide is 36 pages with 350+ formulas. The topics covered include: Intermediate Statistics, Empirical Distributions, Estimation of the Survival Function, Estimating Parameters with Percentile Matching or the Method of Moments, Maximum Likelihood Estimation, Measurements of Model Quality, Classical Credibility, Limited Fluctuation Credibility, Bayesian Credibility, Buhlmann Credibility, Cox Models, Interpolation, and Simulation.

Prepare for the first actuarial test with this probability study manual from Digital Actuarial Resources! This book covers in great detail all the probability material featured on the first exam from the SOA/CAS. Topics covered include set theory, counting tools, various discrete and continuous probability distributions, measures of a distribution, and multivariate distributions to name a few. The manual gives detailed explanations and many examples to support the material. The book explains probability from the bottom up, so no previous knowledge of probability is required.

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