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2010 160 159 319 36 22 58
2011 169 164 333 42 20 62
2012 179 171 350 44 21 65
2013 175 183 358 42 22 64
2014 172 173 345 42 18 60
2015 170 185 355 43 20 63
2016 160 193 353 44 21 65
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(Society of Actuaries, SOA)
(FSA)
201516,000
(ASA)
201510,000

(Casualty Actuarial Society, CAS)

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20134,200
(ACAS)
20131,800
2015/6,600

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Global
Year CAS SOA
2010 5,391 21,845
2011 5,449 22,678
2012 5,629 23,573
2013 6,047 24,413
2014 6,532 25,578
2015 6,681 26,515

: CAS / SOA Annual Report 19

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Asia
Country Fellows Associates Total
Taiwan 121 311 432
China 447 326 773
Korea 27 92 119
Japan 44 25 69
Hong Kong 780 268 1048
Singapore 129 69 198
Total 1,548 1091 2,639
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2006NT$ 1,141 2006NT$ 15,637
2016NT$ 1,460 2016NT$ 31,334

2015 2015
US$ 7,638 US$ 5,525
US$ 1,059 US$ 3,438

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Data Reinsurance
Organization of Data Operational Changes
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Loss Development Individual Risk Rating
Trends Risk
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Policy Provisions Actuarial Judgment

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Probability (Exam P/1)

Financial Mathematics (Exam FM/2)
Financial Economics (Exam MFE/3F)
Life Contingencies (Exam MLC)
Construction and Evaluation of Actuarial Models (Exam C/4)

(Validation by Educational Experience,VEE)

Applied Statistical Methods
Corporate Finance
Economics

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CAS (2014)

Probability (Exam P/1)

Financial Mathematics (Exam FM/2)
Financial Economics (Exam MFE/3F)
Life Contingencies (Exam S) (3L -> 2014 3LC and 3ST -> 2017 S)
Construction and Evaluation of Actuarial Models (Exam C/4)

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Corporate Finance
Economics

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