Research in Actuarial Science in Canada
Research opportunities for students studying Actuarial Science.
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Most research revolves around the insurance industry and developing new and better ways to model risk and premiums. This includes modeling portfolios of insurance policies using mortality and interest rates. This research is useful in determining appropriate contingency reserves, in financial solvency assessment, in valuation of blocks of businesses, and in pricing of products.
Another research area is that of solvency. Insurers, insurance regulators and policy owners are concerned about solvency. Researchers are studying risk measures and ordering, risk theory, ruin theory, stochastic processes in insurance and finance.
Many actuarial science researchers work with those in mathematical finance, statistics, and business, in order to come up with strategies for effective insurance policies. See the articles on these subjects for more information.
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Study and Work in Actuarial Science in Canada
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