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Actuaries in China. 2 nd December 2011. Grow with the industry. Premium income of insurance industry Unit: RMB Billion. First life FCAA. First FIA First FCAS First non-life FCAA. First FSA. Data source: China Insurance Regulatory Commission. Where are the actuaries?.
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Actuaries in China 2nd December 2011
Grow with the industry Premium income of insurance industry Unit: RMB Billion First life FCAA First FIA First FCAS First non-life FCAA First FSA Data source: China Insurance Regulatory Commission
Where are the actuaries? • 55 life insurance companies, 25 of them are joint-ventures • 5 pension companies • 57 P&C insurance companies, 20 of them are joint-ventures • Reinsurance companies • Big Fours, TW and Milliman
Typical actuarial hierarchy in a life insurance company Chief Actuary Sign off reports and product filing 3 years post-qualified experience + 8 years actuarial experience Need to pass a regulatory exam if not qualified under CAA system Actuarial reporting (5-20) Statutory reporting – solvency I framework Financial reporting – IFRS II framework Traditional embedded value reporting Others, e.g. par fund reporting Product development (5-20) Pricing Marketing Product management
Typical actuarial hierarchy in a P&C insurance company Signing Actuary Sign off financial reports and product filing Qualified 3-5 years actuarial experience Actuarial (<10) Statutory reporting – solvency I framework Financial reporting – IFRS II framework Product pricing and filing Other reporting
Typical career path – life actuary Chief actuary >10 years experience >£90K Department head 5-15 years experience £30K - £70K Team leader 2-7 years experience £10K - £30K Actuarial student 0-5 years experience £5K - £10K
Typical career path – non-life actuary Signing actuary Top 3 only >12 years experience >£200K Department head 5-15 years experience £30K - £100K Team leader 3-8 years experience £10K - £30K Actuarial student 0-3 years experience £5K - £10K
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