[[Actuarial Notes Wiki|Wiki]] / [[Actuarial Certifications]] / [[Society of Actuaries (SOA)]] / ==Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA)== > A **Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA)** As of 2025, there are 6 possible tracks to become a fellow. Each track specializes in a different area of actuarial work and has different requirements^[[FSA Tracks Summary](https://www.soa.org/4ae4d8/globalassets/images/education/exam-req/fsa-tracks-chart.png)]. In general, to obtain an FSA requires: - The [[Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA)|ASA]] Credential - 3-4 Exams - 4 Modules - 1 Seminar | FSA Track | Description | | --------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | [[Corporate Finance and ERM (CFE) Track]] | ✨ **Track** - Enterprise risk management (ERM):<br>Financial management, and corporate finance. For actuaries who analyze risk in a business context and develop strategies to mitigate financial risks. | | [[Quantitative Finance and Investment (QFI) Track]] | ✨ **Track** - Advanced financial modeling:<br>Investment analysis, and risk management techniques. For actuaries interested in asset management, derivatives, and quantitative finance. | | [[Individual Life and Annuities (ILA) Track]] | ✨ **Track** - Life insurance and annuity products: <br>Product design, valuation, and risk management. For actuaries working in the life insurance industry.<br> | | [[Retirement Benefits (RET) Track]] | ✨ **Track** - Pension plans and retirement benefits:<br>For actuaries who manage risks associated with retirement systems and design sustainable benefit plans. | | [[Group and Health (GH) Track]] | ✨ **Track** - Health insurance and group benefits.<br>For actuaries who price, set reserves for, and manage health-related financial risks. | | [[General Insurance (GI) Track]] | ✨ **Track** - Property and casualty insurance.<br>For actuaries who assess risk, price, and develop solutions for managing losses and claims for general insurance products. |