Regulation
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New actuarial regulation proposals welcome - but the devil is in the detail
Most would be forgiven for not quite making it through all 232 pages of the UK Government’s White Paper on ‘Restoring Trust in Audit and Corporate Governance’ - but those who persevered to pages 198 to 205 will have seen that, in addition to a new regulatory system proposed for the audit and accounting professions, there are changes planned for the way in which UK actuaries will be regulated, blogs Emma Gilpin, Head of Regulatory Policy, IFoA.
Regulating the most senior actuaries: your input is needed
Edwin Sheaf, Practitioner Member of Regulatory Board, writes on why the shape of the IFoA’s Practising Certificates (PC) Scheme is something that should interest all members.
Solvent exit planning – a practical guide | Part 1: introduction
This blog series is a practical guide on solvent exit planning for practitioners and those charged with governance. Part 1 introduces the IFoA working group behind the guide and lays out what to expect from the blog series.
Solvent exit planning – a practical guide | Part 2: what is a solvent exit?
This blog series is a practical guide on solvent exit planning for practitioners and those charged with governance.
Part 2 explores the concept of a solvent exit, including a discussion of the pros and cons of targeting different levels of solvency during run off.
Solvent exit planning – a practical guide | Part 3: modelling considerations for solvent exit analysis
This blog series is a practical guide on solvent exit planning for practitioners and those charged with governance. Part 3 looks at the key elements involved in defining solvent exit scenarios.
Navigating the evolving regulatory landscape of Funded Reinsurance
The IFoA’s UK Funded Reinsurance Working Party reviews PRA's expectations on Funded Reinsurance
Protecting the reputation of the profession
In this blog two members and a lay volunteer tell us about their involvement in various disciplinary functions, their reasons for wanting to be involved, and how they feel they have benefited both personally and professionally.
JFAR Risk Perspective 2021 – a must-read
Richard Hartigan is an actuary in the Actuarial Policy Team at the Financial Reporting Council.
Here he tells us what’s inside the latest Risk Perspective document – and how there’s something for everyone.
How can the actuarial profession leverage the growing regulatory interest in climate reporting?
Over the past couple of years, many authorities around the world have declared a climate emergency. It is now widely accepted that climate change presents a material systemic financial risk. As life actuaries, our work includes analysing long-term financial risks and opportunities, so this would include considering the issues and scenarios that may arise in the coming decades from climate change.