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It can also serve as a basic education refresher, or as a source of continuing education for more experienced actuaries.  \nThe Academy, with the assistance of the SOA, offers this seminar to instruct and test actuaries on some, but not all, of the basic education subjects required by the Specific Qualification Standard.  \nSeminar sessions will include coverage of:  \n􀁸 Asset adequacy testing;  \n􀁸 Statutory insurance accounting;  \n􀁸 Valuation and nonforfeiture requirements;  \n􀁸 Health insurance valuation topics;  \n􀁸 Premium, loss, expense, and contingency reserves; and  \n􀁸 Risk-based capital  \nIn order to provide context, session presenters may address additional Specific Qualification Standard exam topics. This does not, however, eliminate the need for a candidate to obtain basic education on such topics either through examination or by means of alternative education.  \nSeminar Completion  \nAfter attending the seminar and passing the open-book examination, actuaries (recent FSAs, as well as recent or previous ASAs) will be deemed to have satisfied the basic education component of the Specific Qualification Standard. Before an actuary may sign either the Blue or Orange Blank, however, he or she must also meet the General  \nQualification Standard, and satisfy both the experience and continuing education requirements of the Specific Qualification Standard.  \nCE Credit  \nThe American Academy of Actuaries believes in good faith that this event constitutes an Organized Activity as defined by the current U.S. Qualification Standards. Under the Standards, a credit hour is determined to be 50 minutes and hourly fractions may be counted. In accordance with the U.S. Qualification Standards, you may earn the following continuing education credits for attending the first three days of the Seminar, using a 50-minute credit hour formula: 7.8 (general – applicable to life or health specialty), 7.5 (additional life specialty), 9.0 (additional health specialty), 3.0 (professionalism) .  \nQualification Standards  \nIf an actuary wishes to issue an SAO, he or she must, among other requirements,“[b]e knowledgeable, through examination or documented professional development, of the Law (i.e., statutes, regulations, judicial decisions, and other statements of legally binding authority) applicable to the Statement of Actuarial Opinion.” To meet the additional Specific Qualification Standard, which applies to reserve opinions for the NAIC Annual Statement Blanks, an actuary must obtain, through examination or alternative education, specific knowledge in the following topical areas as well:  \nLife and A&H (Blue) Blank  \n(covered by Exams ILA-DP-US, ILA-CSP-US)  \n􀁸 Policy forms and coverages;  \n􀁸 Invest","cbCaisMjYzn3W6Wu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisMjYzn3W6Wu","pdf",302281,"English","# Who Should Attend?\n# Seminar Purpose\n# Seminar Sessions\n# Seminar Completion\n# CE Credit\n# Qualification Standards\n# Seminar Faculty\n# Registration Form Fields","[{\"question\":\"Who should attend the Life and Health Qualifications Seminar?\",\"answer\":\"Attendees include FSAs and ASAs who did not meet basic education requirements for actuaries issuing actuarial opinions, along with foreign actuaries planning U.S. practice, regulators, and other practitioners seeking life and health qualification education or continuing professional education.\"},{\"question\":\"What topics are covered in the seminar sessions?\",\"answer\":\"Sessions cover asset adequacy testing, statutory insurance accounting, valuation and nonforfeiture requirements, health insurance valuation topics, reserves (premium, loss, expense, and contingency), and risk-based capital.\"},{\"question\":\"How are continuing education credits calculated for seminar attendance?\",\"answer\":\"Credits follow the U.S. Qualification Standards: one credit hour equals 50 minutes. 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