Actuaries
The central recommendation of the Morris Review of the Actuarial Profession (published in March 2005) was that self-regulation by the actuarial profession should be subject to independent oversight and standard setting by the Financial Reporting Council. The FRC assumed this responsibility in April 2006 and agreed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Actuarial Profession in May 2006. Further information about the FRC's responsibilities for actuarial regulation, and the activities of other FRC bodies may be found at: http://www.frc.org.uk/about/regulation.cfm The Professional Oversight Board oversees the regulatory activities of the UK Actuarial Profession (as the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries is known) in relation to its members. This includes monitoring the Actuarial Profession's education, training, continuing professional development, standards (except those which are the responsibility of the Board for Actuarial Standards), ethical matters, professional conduct and discipline, issuing practising certificates and monitoring; and making recommendations on how these activities might be improved. Current projects In line with the FRC Plan 2010/11, the main priorities for the actuarial oversight team are to: If you wish to speak to someone on the actuarial oversight team, please call: |
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