a book for CA1

Discussion in 'CA1' started by uktous, Sep 30, 2008.

  1. uktous

    uktous Member

    Name: Understanding Actuarial Management: the actuarial control cycle
    Editor: Clare Bellis, John Shepherd and Richard Lyon

    hi, anyone read this book before?
    Is the book helpful?

    If it is not very helpful, could you please suggest other material for me (apart from coursenote)?
     
  2. CA2 student

    CA2 student Member

    I would just stick with the notes. Isn't that enough to read!? :p
     
  3. didster

    didster Member

    I have not read the book you mention, but I think you would find it very difficult to find one book that covers many of the wide range of topics covered in CA1.

    My advice would be to stick to the notes (which are already a lot to read) and then try to find a book (or many books) for the specific area you need help with.
     
  4. uktous

    uktous Member

    will you recommend me to buy any other material apart from coursenote?
     
  5. CA2 student

    CA2 student Member

    CMP and ASET?
     
  6. Blitmund

    Blitmund Member

    I used Modern Actuarial Theory and Practice by Booth et al. This was kind of intended as a textbook for CA1, but is also useful for the ST's - it goes a fair way beyond what you need for CA1.

    The most important thing is to go through as many past papers as you can - I'd recommend both ASET and the examiners' reports. I'd also strongly recommend the tutorials, and not bothering with the assignments - spend the time on past papers instead.
     

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