Regulation of Actuary and CRO Colin Ledlie 13 October 2015 19 September 2016
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Regulation of Actuary and CRO Colin Ledlie 13 October 2015 19 September 2016
Regulation of Actuary and CRO Colin Ledlie 13 October 2015 19 September 2016 The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries 1848 – Institute of Actuaries 1856 – Faculty of Actuaries 2010 – The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries We will serve the public interest by ensuring that where there is uncertainty of future financial outcomes, actuaries are trusted and sought after for their valued analysis and authority. 19 September 2016 2 19 September 2016 3 19 September 2016 4 Examinations 19 September 2016 5 The Actuaries Code • Integrity • Competence and Care • Impartiality • Compliance • Communication 19 September 2016 6 Actuarial Profession Standards • APS QA1 – Quality Assurance Scheme for Organisations • APS X2 – Review of Actuarial Work • APS X3 – The Actuary as an Expert in Legal Proceedings • APS L1 – Duties and responsibilities of Life Assurance Actuaries • GN5 – The Prudential Supervision outside the UK of long term insurance business 11 Standards plus the Actuaries Code 19 September 2016 7 Financial Reporting Council Responsible for Technical Actuarial Standards • TAS D : Data • TAS M : Modelling • TAS R : Reporting Actuarial Information • Pensions TAS • Insurance TAS • Transformations TAS • Funeral Plans TAS 19 September 2016 8 Disciplinary Procedures 19 September 2016 9 Regulation of the Actuary • Practicing Certificates introduced in 1990 for life insurance Appointed Actuaries • 1996 – extended to Pension Scheme Actuaries • 1999 – extended to Syndicate Actuaries working in Lloyds of London • Updated to reflect Solvency II requirements in 2015 for Chief Actuaries 19 September 2016 10 Key Points • Strict Criteria and Process for Practicing Certificates – Experience Requirements – CPD Requirements – Attestation by existing PC holder • Annual Renewal Required • Annual CPD Requirement – 30 hours – 10 of which at external events 19 September 2016 11 Personal Perspective • Key Points – Around 5 years as AA/CA – Strong professional ethos and responsibility – Regulatory oversight of the role also important – Goes beyond corporate line management – Whistleblowing – Very supportive of PC for Actuaries but concerns over certain aspects of implementation 19 September 2016 12 Regulation of the CRO • IFoA Consulted on a compulsory practicing certificate • … and then a Voluntary practicing certificate • Decided NOT to introduce – Insufficient demand – Wide variety of backgrounds and skills of CROs • Actuaries bound by Code and CPD requirements and encouraged to do Cat 1 CPD (30 hrs rather than 15) 19 September 2016 13 Personal Perspective • 6 years as Group CRO of large insurer • Professionalism and Regulatory responsibility • Independence of thought and voice • Opposed to PC for CRO – Role open to all backgrounds – Leadership role not just (or at all) technical – Material part of the role not typical actuarial work 19 September 2016 14 Questions Comments Expressions of individual views by members of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries and its staff are encouraged. The views expressed in this presentation are those of the presenter. 19 September 2016 15