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Equip yourself to apply U.S.-based valuation principles to individual life and annuity products with this comprehensive study guide to prepare for the the ILA 201-U Exam.
- Covers Key Valuation Methods – Explore statutory, GAAP, and other U.S. valuation approaches in depth.
- Exam-Ready Content – Tailored to the Society of Actuaries (SOA) ILA 201-U syllabus for focused exam preparation.
- Expert Instruction – Authored by industry professionals to ensure clarity, accuracy, and relevance.
- Application-Oriented – Helps you understand how valuation principles are applied in real-world scenarios.
- Thorough and Practical – A complete resource designed to build confidence and competence for exam day.
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About the Author
John Aprill FSA, MAAA
John Aprill has extensive experience in life insurance financial reporting and risk management. He also served on the SOA Education and Examination Committee for many years. This combination has resulted in a practical approach to learning the syllabus material.