CAS Exam 7 Study Notes
Cliff Lau
2017-05-04
Overview
CAS Exam notes for the 2017 Spring sitting.
Notes are broken down in to 3 main sections:
I. Estimation of Policy Liabilities (14 chapters)
Learning Objective 1: 10-14%
Brosius
Loss Development Using Credibility
Mack (2000)
Credible Claims Reserve: The Benktander Method
Hürlimann
Credible Claims Reserve: Benktander, Neuhaus and Mack
Learning Objectives 2 & 3: 16-18%
Mack (1994)
Measuring the Variability of Chain Ladder Reserve Estimate
Venter Factors
Testing the Assumptions of Age-to-Age Factors
Clark
LDF Curve-Fitting and Stochastic Reserving: A Maximum Likelihood Approach
Learning Objective 4: 5-7%
Siewert
A Model for Reserving Workers Compensation High Deductibles - J. Siewert
Sahasrabuddhe
Claims Development by Layer - R. Sahasrabuddhe
Learning Objectives 5-10: 22-24%
Shapland (new 2017)
Using the ODP Bootstrap Model: A Practitioner’s Guide
Verall
Obtaining Predictive Distributions for Reserves Which Incorporate Expert Opinions
Meyers (new 2016)
Stochastic Loss Reserving Using Bayesian MCMC Models
Marshall et al
A Framework for Assessing Risk Margins
Learning Objectives 11-13: 6-9%
Patrik
Reinsurance Loss Reserving
Learning Objective 14: 4-5%
Teng & Perkins
Estimating the Premium Asset on Retrospectively Rate Policies
- Insurance Company Valuation (1 chapter)
Learning Objective 1-3: 8-12%
Goldfarb
P&C Insurance Company Valuation
- Enterprise Risk Management (11 chapter)
Learning Objectives 1-6: 13-17%
ERA 1
Historical Context
Overview of Enterprise Risk Management
Enterprise Risk Modeling Overview
ERA 2.1
Corporate Decision Making Using an Enterprise Risk Model
ERA 2.2
Risk Measures and Capital Allocation
ERA 2.3
Regulatory and Rating Agency Capital Adequacy Models
ERA 2.4
Asset-Liability Management
ERA 2.5
Measuring Value in Reinsurance
ERA 3.1
Considerations on Implementing Internal Risk Model
ERA 3.2
Modeling Parameter Uncertainty
ERA 3.3
Modeling and Dependency: Correlations and Copulas
Learning Objectives 7 & 8: 4-6%
ERA 4.1 & 4.2
Operational Risk
Strategic Risk
ERA 5.4
Approaches to Modeling the Underwriting Cycle