Society of Actuaries — Exam IFM (Investment & Financial Markets)

SOA Investment & Financial Markets — third preliminary exam after P + FM. 30 MCQ in 3 hours covering Mean-Variance Portfolio Theory, Asset Pricing Models (CAPM, APT), Market Efficiency & Behavioural Finance, Investment Risk + Project Analysis, Capital Structure, Equity & Derivative Pricing. Pass scaled 6/10. Computer-based at Prometric.

Elite United States Finance & Professional 30 questions 180 min 50 distinct variants
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SOA Exam IFM exam at a glance

30
Questions
180
Minutes total
1
Section
50
Variants

SOA Exam IFM section breakdown

Sample question

One solution of x² - 9x + 20 = 0 is:

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Frequently asked questions

What is the SOA Exam IFM exam pattern?
Society of Actuaries — Exam IFM (Investment & Financial Markets) contains 30 questions across 1 section: Exam IFM Full Paper (30 Q). Total duration is 180 minutes.
Does SOA Exam IFM have negative marking?
No — SOA Exam IFM has no negative marking. Each correct answer is worth 1 mark.
How is SOA Exam IFM scored?
Scaled score range: 100 to 1000. SOA Exam IFM (pass ~70%).
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What is the difficulty level of SOA Exam IFM?
SOA Exam IFM is rated Elite difficulty on Wrexa Edge. SOA Investment & Financial Markets — third preliminary exam after P + FM. 30 MCQ in 3 hours covering Mean-Variance Portfolio Theory, Asset Pricing Models (CAPM, APT), Market Efficiency & Behavioural Finance, Investment Risk + Project Analysis, Capital Structure, Equity & Derivative Pricing. Pass scaled 6/10. Computer-based at Prometric.

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