Course Title

2022 Actuarial Life Insurance Mathematics Beginner Course

Instructor

Tsutomu Kashiwara

Full Member of the Institute of Actuaries of Japan
* Graduated from the Department of Mathematics and Physics, College of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan University (March 1973)
* Joined Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Company (April 1973)
* Became Full member of the Institute of Actuaries of Japan (April 1981)
* Certified Pension Actuary (April 2004)
* Transferred to Fukoku Shinrai Life (April 2011)
* Launched the website “Kashyukan” (July 2012)
* Published fourth book on actuarial techniques (October 2014)
* Joined Midori Life Insurance Company (April 2016)
* Opened Kashihara Mathematical Calculation Office (July 2019)
* Joined Nihon Management Mathematical Consulting (July 2019)
* Journey across Japan (Wakkanai to Kagoshima) PDF (5th work) (September 2020)
* Surpassed the equivalent of the Earth’s diameter by walking (November 2021)
*Journey across Japan (Wakkanai – Kagoshima) PDF (8th work) (January 2022)

Lecture Scene:

Lecture schedule

Lecture Contents

　I would like to convey to young people the attractive and profound aspects of actuarial science. There are many situations where actuaries are active, such as data science, economic value base, ERM, etc., in addition to complex and advanced practices. I would like you to learn the basics first and become an actuary who can spread their wings in the world. Let’s study together!

The following lectures are scheduled for two hours per session. (The lecture content is subject to change.)

＜講座の進め方＞

The lectures will focus on PowerPoint presentations.

＜Beginner Lecture＞
Lesson 1: What is actuarial science?
Lesson 2: What is terminal value and present value?
Lesson 3: Transformation of the expressions of terminal value and present value, review of basic mathematics
Lesson 4: What are death power and interest power?
Lesson 5: What are premiums?
Lesson 6: What is a policy reserve?
Lesson 7: What are insurance mathematical symbols?
Lesson 8: Premium decomposition
Lesson 9: Exercises 1
Lesson 10: Exercises 2

※Lecture reference material: My book (published in October 2014):
　　 “Wallet-Friendly Techniques in Mathematical Calculation” / “Access VBA is Awesome”.
There is no book, but I can provide a PDF file.
※252 pages in A4 size.