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Disciplinary Tribunal Panel Hearing: Mr William John Hudson FIA and Norman William Head FIA

Open-access content Tuesday 22nd September 2015 — updated 5.50pm, Wednesday 29th April 2020

Disciplinary Tribunal Panel Hearing: Mr William Jogn Hudson FIA and Norman William Head FIA

The hearing took place on 6-9 July. The Disciplinary Tribunal Panel considered charges of misconduct respectively against Mr William John Hudson and Mr Norman William Head (the respondents), relating to alleged breaches of the professional and technical standards in advice given to pensions trustees.
A finding of misconduct was made against both Mr Hudson and Mr Head and the following sanction was imposed in respect of each respondent: l expulsion from membership. The panel also determined that the respondents should make a contribution of £15,000 each towards the IFoA's costs.
The full determination can be viewed online, including the panel's reasoning of Mr Hudson and Mr Head (www.actuaries.org.uk) 
This article appeared in our October 2015 issue of The Actuary .
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