Regulation
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Proud of the Standard: transforming regulation
For over 150 years, the IFoA has set professional standards for the actuarial profession. During the last three years, we have worked with members to redesign our processes to ensure that they are proportionate, constructive, and provide the best value for the actuarial profession in the 21st century.
Use your vote to protect the trust in our profession
Ian Farr JP FFA, Chair of the Disciplinary Scheme Review Working Party, explains the proposed changes and why it is so important for members to vote.
Recognising practice standards in a small team
HS Actuarial – which has recently become Goddard Perry Actuarial – achieved QAS accreditation in July. In this blog entry, actuary and ‘SQAR’ Chris Bunford outlines his experience of the QAS accreditation process and what it means to Goddard Perry Actuarial.
Solvent exit planning – a practical guide | Part 4: assumptions used in solvent exit planning
This blog series is a practical guide on solvent exit planning for practitioners and those charged with governance. Part 4 explores assumptions used in solvent exit planning, in the lead-up to and during the exit, as well as models used.
Solvent exit planning – a practical guide | Part 5: proportionality considerations
This blog series is a practical guide on solvent exit planning for practitioners and those charged with governance. Part 5 explores proportionality.
Solvent exit planning – a practical guide | Part 6: simplifying assumptions
This blog series is a practical guide on solvent exit planning for practitioners and those charged with governance. Part 6 explores assumptions that require simplification.
The benefits of embedding DEI values in our ethical code of conduct
As we launch a consultation on formalising Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) within the IFoA’s regulatory framework, Neil Buckley, Chair of the IFoA’s Regulatory Board, reflects on the benefits of embedding DEI values in our ethical code of conduct.