Hello there,
I've passed one actuarial exam and am sitting for my second in February. I applied for a position at the only local insurance company that is within commuting distance for an entry level position that posted no exam requirements in December. (I got turned down, obviously)
They recently posted a new job for a Financial Analyst for their Corporate Development area. It is a new department and the job posting itself says it is an evolving position that will change overtime.
This is also an entry level position, and the acceptable degrees are listed as "Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, Actuarial Science or Statistics"
(I have a BA in math and minor in Econ)
I could really see myself enjoying this position and if it was a "good fit"- wouldn't mind staying there, (unlike underwriting, where it looks like people use that as a way to get their foot in the door at an insurance company).
My long term plan thus far is to do the Corporate Finance track through the SOA after I become an ASA, and I honestly wouldn't mind sitting for CFA exams as well in the long run- but I'm not going to put that on a job application! (So this job would be peeeeerfect!)
Do I apply and change my resume, removing the actuarial exam? (even though they may recall that I did pass an exam from previous resumes/applications?) or do I leave it on there and hope that this insurance company would see it as a bonus?
Thanks for reading!
I've passed one actuarial exam and am sitting for my second in February. I applied for a position at the only local insurance company that is within commuting distance for an entry level position that posted no exam requirements in December. (I got turned down, obviously)
They recently posted a new job for a Financial Analyst for their Corporate Development area. It is a new department and the job posting itself says it is an evolving position that will change overtime.
This is also an entry level position, and the acceptable degrees are listed as "Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, Actuarial Science or Statistics"
(I have a BA in math and minor in Econ)
I could really see myself enjoying this position and if it was a "good fit"- wouldn't mind staying there, (unlike underwriting, where it looks like people use that as a way to get their foot in the door at an insurance company).
My long term plan thus far is to do the Corporate Finance track through the SOA after I become an ASA, and I honestly wouldn't mind sitting for CFA exams as well in the long run- but I'm not going to put that on a job application! (So this job would be peeeeerfect!)
Do I apply and change my resume, removing the actuarial exam? (even though they may recall that I did pass an exam from previous resumes/applications?) or do I leave it on there and hope that this insurance company would see it as a bonus?
Thanks for reading!
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