Interest Theory: Financial Mathematics and Deterministic Asset Valuation

Joe Francis is the author of ActuarialBrew's MFE Study Manual. He is also the author of Financial Mathematics - A Practical Guide for Actuaries and Other Business Professionals. Francis has 15 years of experience in actuarial education, focusing on exams FM and MFE. As the Actuary in Residence, he teaches at Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne. Prior to becoming an educator, he was employed in the insurance industry for 15 years where he worked in many areas, including reinsurance pricing, universal life, pensions, asset modeling, and investment management. Chris Ruckman is the co-author of Financial Mathematics - A Practical Guide for Actuaries and Other Business Professionals. Ruckman also has 15 years of experience in the actuarial education field, focusing on exams FM and MFE. Prior to becoming an educator, he was employed in the insurance industry for 15 years, where he worked in universal life, reinsurance valuation, corporate planning, and corporate actuarial. The ActuarialBrew Interest Theory textbook explains the concepts underlying the Society of Actuarial Financial Mathematics (FM) exam. The textbook includes over 300 exam-style questions and almost 200 worked examples. An answer key to the questions is provided in the textbook. Full solutions can be downloaded from ActuarialBrew.com.