This course covers financial engineering, loss reserving, utility theory, Excel, Brownian motion, and martingales in the context of actuarial science. By the end of the course, students will be able to apply utility theory, use Excel for actuarial calculations, understand Brownian motion and martingales, and analyze run-off triangles for general insurance reserving. The teaching method includes lectures and practical examples. This course is intended for individuals interested in actuarial science, specifically in financial engineering and loss reserving.
Overview
Syllabus
CM2 - Utility Theory - Lecture 1.
CM2 - Utility Theory- Lecture 2.
CM2 - Utility theory - Lecture 3.
CM2 - Utility Theory - Lecture 4.
CM2 - Utility Theory - Lecture 5.
CM2 - Utility Theory - Lecture 6.
CM2: Financial Engineering& Loss Reserving: Overview.
CM2- Excel - Chapter 2 - Lecture 1.
CM2 - Excel - Chapter 2 - Lecture 2.
CM2 - Excel - Chapter 2 - Lecture 3.
CM2 - Brownian Motion and Martingales - Lecture 1.
CM2 - Brownian Motion & Martingales - Lecture 2.
CM2 - Brownian Motion & Martingales - Lecture 3.
CM2: Run off triangles | Introduction to General Insurance Reserving | Important for GI Interviews.
Taught by
The Actuarial Guy - Romit
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Reviews
5.0 rating, based on 1 Class Central review
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HARSHIT CHHATWALIt was a great course with a lot of in-depth teaching of Excel and Financial Engineering. I enjoyed and have learned a lot by doing this course. Will surely look forward to do some other courses too.
