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SOA Vs. CAS

 
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SOA Vs. CAS
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03-09-2005, 01:03 AM
I would say SOA is preferred. If you like the banking, investment or fund management sector, you may explore the investment or enterprise risk management track. More portable across the region and lays a very good foundation for working in risk functions in insurance, asset management or banking industry.

On the GI side we would like to believe that there is tremendous scope but the industry in general is too slow when it comes to responding to change, risk management, regulatory reporting or product dev work. Adamjee used to have one consulting actuary on board but since his death has still not replaced him. The other general players are primarily group captive companies who are happy with the status quo.

Hope this helps
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SOA Vs. CAS - by atif - 03-01-2005, 07:59 PM
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