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ActuaryA professional who mathematically analyzes and determines the price of the risk associated with providing insurance coverage. An actuary may also determine the anticipated cost of providing future benefits. Factors considered in an actuarial study include the projection of future claims experience, administrative expenses and anticipated investment [..]
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ActuaryA person professionally trained in the mathematical and statistical aspects of the insurance industry. Actuaries frequently calculate premium rates, reserves and dividends and assist in estimating t [..]
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ActuaryAn individual, often holding a professional designation—for example, Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS)—who computes statistics relating to insurance, typically estimating loss reserves [..]
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Actuary1550s, "registrar, clerk," from Latin actuarius "copyist, account-keeper," from actus "public business" (see act (n.)). Modern insurance office meaning first recorded 184 [..]
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ActuaryActuaries use mathematics and statistics to evaluate the risk of something happening, how much it costs to finance that risk, and how much your premium should cost. They help insurance companies desig [..]
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Actuary A person trained in mathematics whose job is to apply the theory of probability to the business of insurance and develop insurance rates. This is done largely from past experience, though future prob [..]
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ActuaryA professional who analyzes historical data, statistics and other facts to estimate future risk.
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ActuaryA specialist who calculates the financial effects of risk and uncertainty, particularly as they relate to insurance risks and the calculation of insurance premiums and annuity rates.
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Actuaryn. An officer, as of an insurance company, who calculates and states the risks and premiums.
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ActuaryAn individual employed by an insurance company to calculate premium rates, reserves, dividends and other important figures using risk factors obtained from experience tables.
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ActuaryA specialist in the mathematics of insurance who calculates rates, reserves, dividends, and other statistics.
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ActuaryDefinition A specialist in the mathematics of risk, especially as it relates to insurance calculations such as premiums, reserves, dividends, and insurance and annuity rates. They work for insurance c [..]
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ActuaryIn life insurance, this is a professional who calculates mortality rates, morbidity rates, lapse rates, premium rates, policy reserves and other values. In pension work, a professional who applies the [..]
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ActuaryA professional adviser able to conduct an actuarial valuation, and to advise on policy issues eg transfer values, the drawing up of the statement of funding principles, and the choice of appropriate a [..]
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ActuaryA legislative staff officer appointed by the Select Committee on Pension Policy to prepare actuarial analyses of pension proposals and other items as directed by the Legislature.
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Actuarypl: -ar·ies : a person who calculates insurance and annuity premiums, reserves, and dividends
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ActuaryMathematician employed by an insurance company to calculate PREMIUMS, RESERVES, DIVIDENDS, and insurance, PENSION, and ANNUITY rates, using risk factors obtained from experience tables.
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ActuaryA person who uses mathematical analysis of past loss data and other statistics to determine rates and estimate an insurer's future liabilities.
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Actuarybusiness professional who analyzes probabilities of risk and risk management including calculation of premiums, dividends and other applicable insurance industry standards.
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ActuaryA professional trained in the technical aspects of insurance and its related fields, particularly in the mathematics of insurance, for example, the calculation of premiums and reserves. [..]
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ActuaryAn actuary is a mathmetician who specializes in evaluating risk and setting premium prices for insurance companies.
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Actuaryis a person who evaluates the likelihood of certain events and creates plans to deal with those events.
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ActuaryAn actuary is a statistician who computes property and insurance risks and premiums. The general law of malpractice has been applied to actuaries in a manner similar to that of other professions. The [..]
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Actuary(n) someone versed in the collection and interpretation of numerical data (especially someone who uses statistics to calculate insurance premiums)
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ActuaryA person who analyzes probability and risk estimates for insurance contracts and retirement plans.
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ActuaryA statistician who computes insurance risks and premiums. Actuaries keep GEICO profitable and financially stable by setting prices, assessing trends, and determining how much to hold in reserve to pay [..]
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ActuaryA specialist in the mathematics of risk, especially as it relates to insurance calculations such as life expectancy, prediction of accident frequency, and loss reserving.
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Actuary A statistician who computes insurance risks and premiums. Actuaries keep insurance carriers profitable and financially stable by setting prices, assessing trends, and determining how much to hold in [..]
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ActuaryA person who studies statistical data to help determine probability for insurance purposes
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ActuaryA specialist in the mathematics of insurance who calculates rates, reserves, dividends and other statistics.
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ActuaryA person professionally trained in the technical aspects of pensions, insurance, and related fields. The actuary estimates how much money must be contributed to an insurance or pension fund in order t [..]
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ActuaryAn insurance professional skilled in the analysis, evaluation, and management of statistical information. Evaluates insurance firmsí reserves, determines rates and rating methods, and determines other [..]
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ActuaryAn expert in the mathematics of insurance, annuities, and financial instruments.
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ActuaryA person trained in mathematics and insurance who studies statistics to determine insurance policy rates, reserves and dividends. Actuaries are also responsible for company solvency.
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ActuaryAn insurance professional who analyzes and calculates rates and reserves. Evaluates and manages statistical information.
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ActuaryA specialist in the mathematics of insurance who calculates rates, reserves, etc. (Americanism. In most other countries the individual is known as “mathematician”.)
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ActuaryAn insurance professional who analyzes, evaluates, and manages statistical information. Evaluates insurance firms' reserves, determines rates and rating methods, and determines other business and [..]
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ActuaryBusiness professional who analyzes probabilities of risk and risk management including calculation of premiums, dividends and other applicable insurance industry standards.
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ActuaryA person who calculates insurance risks and premiums.
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ActuaryA specialist who analyzes insurance claims, risks, sets reserves, and makes other judgments based on mathematical formulations.
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ActuaryA specialist in risk analysis, especially as it relates to insurance calculations such as premiums, reserves, dividends, and insurance and annuity rates. They usually work for insurance companies, par [..]
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ActuaryAn individual employed by an insurance company to calculate premium rates, reserves, dividends and other important figures using risk factors obtained from experience tables.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premi [..]
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ActuaryAn insurance professional skilled in the analysis, evaluation and management of statistical information. Evaluates insurance firms' reserves, determines rates and rating methods, and determine [..]
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryAn actuary is a business professional with strong mathematical skills. Actuaries are generally involved in pricing insurance products and defined benefit pension plans.
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ActuaryA person whose principal function is to make the technical calculations required for the pricing of insurance policies.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premi [..]
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ActuarySomeone with professional training in mathematical and technical aspects of insurance, especially calculating premiums
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryAn insurance professional skilled in the analysis, evaluation and management of statistical information. Evaluates insurance firms’ reserves, determines rates and rating methods, and determines other [..]
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premi [..]
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA specialist in the mathematics of insurance who calculates rates, reserves, dividends and other statistics. (Americanism: In most other countries the individual is known as “mathematician.”)
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premi [..]
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryAn insurance professional skilled in the analysis, evaluation and management of statistical information. Evaluates insurance firms' reserves, determines rates and rating methods, and determine [..]
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premi [..]
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA person concerned with the application of probability and statistical theories to the practical problems of insurance and related fields. Actuarial responsibilities extend to the calculation of premiums, evaluation of various reserves, forecasting of financial results on both a long-range and a short-range basis.
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ActuaryA mathematician working for a health insurance company responsible for determining what premiums the company needs to charge based in large part on claims paid verses amounts of premium generated. Their job is to make sure a block of business is priced to be profitable.
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ActuarySomeone who uses applied mathematics (in particular, probability) to provide solutions to insurance-related problems. Actuarial techniques are used to design new insurance products and to assess the p [..]
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ActuaryAn insurance professional skilled in the analysis, evaluation, and management of statistical information. Evaluates insurance firms’ reserves, determines rates and rating methods, and determines other [..]
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ActuaryThe official of an insurance company who handles the mathematical work; a technical expert specially trained in the mathematics, theory, and practice of life and other kinds of insurance. His duties i [..]
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ActuaryA person whose principal function is to make the technical calculations required for the pricing of insurance policies.
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ActuaryA business professional who is a fellow of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries (CIA) and is responsible for preparing and signing actuarial valuations.
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ActuaryA insurance company official, responsible for estimating futu re claims and disbursement and for calculating necessary fund and premium levels.
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ActuaryBusiness professional who deals with the financial impact of risk and uncertainty; Expert in statistics who calculates insurance risks and premiums.
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Actuaryone who uses existing statistics to formulate scientific equations to be used in businesses for purpose of financial forecasting.
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ActuaryA person trained in statistics, accounting and mathematics who conducts statistical studies such as determining insurance policy rates, dividend reserves and dividends, as well as conducts various other statistical studies.
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ActuaryAn insurance professional skilled in the analysis, evaluation, and management of statistical information. Evaluates insurance firms’ reserves, determines rates and rating methods, and determines other [..]
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ActuaryA certified professional who specializes in mathematics of insurance and evaluates statistical information to determine rates and risks.
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Actuary
(dated,16th-19th century) registrar, clerk.
A professional who calculates financial values associated with uncertain events subject to risk, such as insurance premiums or pension contributions.
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ActuaryA specialist in the mathematics of insurance who calculates rates, reserves, dividends and other statistics. (Americanism: In most other countries the individual is known as "mathematician." [..]
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ActuaryAn actuary is a business professional who deals with the measurement and management of risk and uncertainty. The name of the corresponding field is actuarial science. These risks can affect both sides [..]
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ActuaryAn actuary is a business professional who deals with the measurement and management of risk and uncertainty. The name of the corresponding field is actuarial science. These risks can affect both sides [..]
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ActuaryAn actuary is a statistician, specialising in calculating risk, especially for insurance, pension rates and premiums purposes.
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ActuaryAn insurance professional who analyzes various types of data and statistics to determine insurance risks and premiums.
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ActuaryAn insurance professional skilled in the analysis, evaluation and management of statistical information. He/She evaluates insurance firms' reserves, ensures the solvency of the company, determines rates and rating methods, and determines business and financial risks of the insurance company.
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