07-01-2005, 08:42 AM
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<br />hi. there is another professional qualification in risk management. it is the professional risk manager exams of prima, professional risk manager international association, anybody heard about it? i'm a new actuarial student, and i'm still confused about the financial risk that actuaries study, and the financial risk that people in finance study. the prima people give some exemptions to actuaries in their exams, but garp i think doesnt
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No idea about the prima thing. Its highly unlikely that GARP would offer you any exemption as its only a single exam for FRM.
<br />hi. there is another professional qualification in risk management. it is the professional risk manager exams of prima, professional risk manager international association, anybody heard about it? i'm a new actuarial student, and i'm still confused about the financial risk that actuaries study, and the financial risk that people in finance study. the prima people give some exemptions to actuaries in their exams, but garp i think doesnt
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No idea about the prima thing. Its highly unlikely that GARP would offer you any exemption as its only a single exam for FRM.
