F1PC - Pricing

The F1PC exam covers key pricing principles for P&C insurance, including data analysis, regulatory requirements, catastrophe modeling, segmentation techniques (GLMs, machine learning), and reinsurance pricing. It emphasizes practical applications in setting technical premiums, evaluating competitor pricing, and managing portfolio performance within the Canadian regulatory framework.
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There are currently 4 pillars in our study material, which are all under development and we are very excited to share with you.

Study Guide (Development)

 Our guides highlight important areas of the material while providing additional context around the ideas presented in the source. When a concept like “The complement of credibility should be unbiased” is introduced, we don’t just state it—we explain what it means, why it matters, and how it connects to other actuarial principles.

Case Studies (Development)

Instead of learning from individual sources in isolation, our case studies help you see how different concepts relate across multiple papers. Think of the readings as points in a network chart—our case studies build the connections, so you understand how each piece fits into the larger actuarial framework.

Practice Problems (Development)

 Strengthen your understanding with problems designed to reinforce smaller topics and build up to broader mathematical concepts. By mastering the fundamentals, you’ll develop a strong foundation to tackle complex exam questions with confidence.

Forum (Development)

Have questions? Our discussion forum allows you to engage directly with an exam instructor, ensuring you get expert guidance on challenging topics while benefiting from insights shared by other candidates.

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Meet the instructor

Tristan Shute, FCIA, FCAS

Tristan is a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries (FCIA) and a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS). He has been working in Personal and Commercial pricing for the last 4 years at an insurer that operates across Canada, applying actuarial concepts to support business decisions.

Tristan founded CanActuarial with the goal of candidates not only  passing the exam, but gaining a deep understanding of the material that will help them excel in their careers. His study guides are designed to ensure that students can not only master exam content but also apply the concepts effectively in their work, setting them up for long-term success in the actuarial field.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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