Dear all,
Would you share your knowledge/experience/resources on how becoming an Actuary could help one pursue a career in asset management?
- What kind of Financial Services companies hire actuaries in a Finance/Risk Management role? - is this practice prevalent throughout the industry?
- What kind of roles would one be limited to, if he pursues the Society of Actuary exams to work in investment management?
I have read (almost) everything I can find on the internet.. but most are generic talk/knowledge shared by non-actuaries working in investment management.. or shared by actuaries working in fields other than investment management.
Any and all guidance will be much appreciated - specially if you are an actuary, and work in investment management, I'd like to hear your thoughts on this.
Why on earth would you take SoA exams if you want to be in AM?
yeah bro, if you’re not already well on your way to MAAA, don’t take all the fucking actuarial exams. probably the most painful, lengthy and still difficult ways to go into asset management. they do a fuckton of risk modeling not anything related to asset management.
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