Membership With APRA

The Association of Professional Reserve Analysts (APRA) is the premier national trade organization for reserve study professionals and industry experts. APRA provides a forum to share information and educate the public about reserve studies. The organization hosts an annual Symposium for continuing education, provides a professional reserve study credential to differentiate its members from competitors, and produces the APRA Advisor e-newsletter that is a fantastic resource for industry professionals.

• Qualification for Professional Reserve Analyst (PRA) credential
  
• Insight to the APRA Standards of Practice
• Distinguish your company from competitors
• Reduced price for the annual APRA Symposium
• APRA Institute continuing education options
• Marketing for APRA members
• International recognition
• Member directory listing, including your target market

APRA Code of Ethics

By applying for membership below, you agree:

• To encourage employees and colleagues to act in the best interest of the CID clients whom they represent and serve.
• To encourage employees and colleagues to enrich their capacity to serve their clients by joining APRA and participating in its educational and other events.
• To never intentionally misrepresent APRA, its members, or its activities.
• To never use your role in an APRA event or committee to solicit a client or contract.
• To pursue your profession and serve your clients according to the highest standards of your industry.
• To maintain a current and competent command of your industry’s skills and knowledge to serve your clients.
• To cooperate fully with colleagues in your related profession in the orderly transition of clients.
• To never betray the trust or confidentiality of your clients and fellow professionals.

Membership Options

All memberships renew on an annual basis on January 1.

Affiliate Membership:  Affiliate membership is for companies that do NOT conduct reserve studies but provide a reserve study related service.

• PRA Credential -  PRA membership is for individuals who have conducted more than 50 reserve studies and have worked in the reserve study field for a minimum of five years. Click here for more information.