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Who's it for? The Actuarial Profession runs the official qualifications for those wishing to become world-recognised professional actuaries. Students will probably be working in financial services institutions such as actuarial consultancies; pensions, general insurance or life assurance organisations; or banks.
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Who are they for? The ifs School of Finance provides financial education for both those working within the financial services industry and consumers. Its qualifications include:
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Who are they for? The Chartered Insurance Institute aims its qualifications largely at those working in the insurance industry with aspirations to move up into management or generally fast track their careers. It also produces a number of other certificates for financial services professionals. Exam subjects include:
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Who are they for? PMI facilitates training for those working in pension scheme management, consultancy, administration, trusteeship and international benefits. The Institute offers four grades of membership that guarantee national recognition of knowledge and expertise. It also offers an intensive annual Continuing Professional Development (CPD) scheme to all qualified members, ensuring the maintenance of professional standards throughout the pensions industry. Qualifications include:
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