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Accounting

& Finance
Development
Program
Unum offers a multi-year leadership program BUSINESS ROTATIONS
designed to provide an unparalleled opportunity
for the very best and brightest early career The program consists of
professional. Participants will sharpen leadership three to four rotations
and technical acumen through a robust rotational within Finance and
occasionally in other
program within Finance culminating in
business units over four
promotion to Director upon completion. to six years. Rotation
What we offer to you What you bring to us assignments average 18
months depending on
• Senior leader mentorship • Demonstrated leadership the role, complexity, and
business needs.
• Strong peer network • Strong interpersonal &
• Paid study time communication skills Rotations may include:
• Bonuses for passed • Strong internship or work • Financial Reporting
exams and credential experience for graduating • Tax
completion seniors • Financial Planning &
Analysis
• Exposure to multiple • Undergraduate or
• Enterprise Risk
areas within Finance graduate degree in
Management
Accounting, Economics,
• Special projects and • Accounting
Finance, Business
rotational baseline work • Investor Relations
preferred
• Program specific • Treasury & Capital
• Intent to achieve relevant Markets
development curriculum
Finance credential (CPA, • Business Segment
• Accelerated path to CMA, CFA) Planning
Director
• Internal Audit
Your future starts here: www.unum.com/careers
• sales<-read.csv(file.choose())
• head(sales)

• plot(sales[,"PRICE"],sales[,"SALES"])

• #Convert the dataframe into xts(date indexing)


• date <- as.Date(sales[,1], format = "%d-%m-%Y")
• sales<-cbind(date,sales)
• sales
• sales<-sales[,-2]
• head(sales)
• library(xts)
• #xts(dfwithout date column, order.by=date column)

• sales_xts<-xts(sales[,-1],order.by=sales[,1])
• head(sales_xts)
• plot.zoo(sales_xts)
• plot(sales_xts[,1])
• plot(sales_xts[,2])
• plot(sales_xts[,3])
• plot(sales_xts[,4])
• library(forecast)
• L<-BoxCox.lambda(sales[,1])
•L
• plot((sales[,1])^0.9999812)
• plot((sales_xts)^0.5)
• autofit<-auto.arima(AirPassengers)
• checkresiduals(autofit)
• library(astsa)
• auto.arima(sales_xts[,1])
• library(forecast)
• autofit<-auto.arima(sales[,1])
• autofit
• checkresiduals(autofit)
• checkresiduals(fit)
• forecast()
• plot(sales)

• plot((AirPassengers)^0.5)
• plot(log(AirPassengers))

• #AirPassengers

• library(forecast)
• L<-BoxCox.lambda(AirPassengers)
•L
• plot((AirPassengers)^-0.2947156)
• autofit<-auto.arima(AirPassengers)
• checkresiduals(autofit)

• autofitlamda<-auto.arima(AirPassengers,lambda = L)
• checkresiduals(autofitlamda)

• etsfit<-ets(AirPassengers)
• checkresiduals(etsfit)

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