Celebrating a BSc-AIN Graduate’s ASA Designation
Congratulations to Ms. YIU Sum Yuet, a 2023 BSc-AIN graduate, on her remarkable achievement of attaining the Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA) designation from the prestigious Society of Actuaries (SOA) in October 2024.
The journey to earning the ASA is best known for its rigorous curriculum, high standards, and challenging examinations. Ms. Yiu embarked on this journey while still a BSc-AIN student, successfully passing six demanding exams prior to her graduation in 2023. This accomplishment is a testament to her exceptional dedication, discipline, and proficiency in the actuarial field.
In addition to the successes she achieved in her SOA exams, Ms. Yiu has also gained substantial industrial experience through her internships which further enhance her practical skills. Following her graduation, she has taken on the role of Actuarial Analyst at one of the world’s leading reinsurance companies, where she continues to apply her knowledge and skills in a professional setting.
Below is an excerpt from her reflections as an alumna:
“The actuarial studies and insurance (BSc-AIN) curriculum has provided me with a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, economics, and finance. It has equipped me with analytical and problem-solving skills that are crucial for success in the actuarial profession. Additionally, through internships offered by the Programme, I gained valuable insights into the insurance industry and the role actuaries play in it. The training provided by the Programme is exceptional. The professors are highly knowledgeable and experienced in their respective fields, and their passion for teaching is evident in their engaging lectures. Furthermore, the Programme offers ample support for students pursuing professional qualifications from various bodies, including the Society of Actuaries and the Chartered Insurance Institute. Overall, I am confident that the education and experience gained through the Programme will position me for success as a professional actuary.”
Let us extend our heartfelt congratulations to Ms. Yiu once again for this extraordinary achievement, and we wish her continued success in her career and future advancements within the Society of Actuaries.