What according to you guys would be the best reference book to be used for CT6 over and above the CMP??? Thanks..
In the study guide, we have a few recommendations that we pass on from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries: An introduction to statistical modelling. - Dobson, Annette J. - Chapman & Hall, 1983. - viii, 125 pages. - ISBN: 0 412 24860 3. Introductory statistics with applications in general insurance. - Hossack, Ian B; Pollard, John H; Zehnwirth, Benjamin. - 2nd ed. - Cambridge University Press, 1999. - xi, 282 pages. - ISBN: 0 521 65534 X. Loss models: from data to decisions. - Klugman, Stuart A; Panjer, Harry H; Willmot, Gordon E; Venter, Gary G. - John Wiley & Sons, 1998. - xiii, 644 pages. - ISBN: 0 471 23884 8. Practical risk theory for actuaries. - Daykin, Chris D; Pentikainen, Teivo; Pesonen, Martti. - Chapman & Hall, 1994. - 545 pages. - ISBN: 0 412 42850 4. I'm sure that these texts are useful but my own viewpoint is that you can pass CT6 very happily with: - the notes - past papers (ASET or Revision Notes) - tutorial (face-to-face or online) Work very hard for 150 hours, including AT LEAST 8 past papers and you will pass, Good luck! John
Another one, which doesn't cover the exact same syllabus but has a lot of common ground, is Statistical and Probabilistic Methods in Actuarial Science (Philip Boland).
