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I read a book regarding job application, and one of the ways to impress the employers is- send your cover letter and CV by hand to the secretary of the department or the human resource or someone...

You can sit for MFE, MLC or C, up to your own preference. Both MFE and MLC are related to P and FM- MFE is P + Derivatives Market, MLC is P + Theory of Interest. C is sort of the extension of P.

I...

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An interview is meant to find out how good/fast/capable a candidate is in handling the assigned tasks effectively and efficiently, if the candidate were to be hired. Having exams passed shows that a...

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For integration, make sure you know how to perform double integration. I think that's most of the part already.

Always feel free to email me at alvin.soh@anjstudymanual.com if you have any questions about the exam!

As a rule of thumb, it is always the best if you can understand the rationale behind every calculus concepts.

For actuarial (career or exams), you will need to have strong calculus understanding...

In my opinion, the employers are not only interested in your technical skills, but also your personality and maturity. I think working part-time might tell something about the latter.

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Both of them are looking at the same issue from different angles:

Guo's answer is based on the assumption that the pricing of forward contract factors in the future dividend. As you know, if...

NoMoreExam is right. We cannot judge whether C > P or otherwise based solely on the dividend (yield).

What we can say is, holding everything constant, a call option on nondividend-paying stock...

The intuitive explanation is this:

Let say a company has a value of $100, and there is only 1 shareholder with 1 unit of share. So, 1 unit of stock is $100.

Hence we can say that the stock...

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Remember that although FM is the easiest actuarial exam, it is not easy.

Keep this in mind and as NoMoreExam said, study for a 10 and hope for a 6.

If you have any specific questions that you...

Operational risk module does not require any textbook, in my memory.

Maybe the OP should get a study manual.

I suggest you to for P first. MFE contains some probabilistic theories and applications that assumes the knowledge of material in exam P.

http://www.soa.org/education/exam-req/edu-fsa-req.aspx

You definitely can do it. If people can finish FSA exams within 3-4 months, you can definitely finish FM in 1 month. I did so too.

I can't agree more on this. It is all about the students themselves, not the colleges or lecturers.

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