On 4 February 2022 the Adjudication Panel considered an allegation of misconduct against Mr Berman FIA (the respondent). The allegation relates to his role as an actuary employed by Company 1.
In simple terms, reflective practice is thinking about what you did and what happened as a result. Reflection is important to gain the most from your learning and to progress. The act of reflecting enables us to recognise what we have learnt, why we learnt it and how the learning took place.
This month marks the turn of our sessional year, with the AGM, our change of president and new Council appointments. It’s a time for looking back and looking forward, as well as an important checkpoint, demonstrating our accountability to our members.
This is my final column as president – I can’t believe the year has gone so quickly! It’s been a year of ups and downs, as COVID-19 has continued to be an influence, but I’d like to focus on the good things that will make it a year to remember for me.
IFoA Council met virtually for its third meeting of the sessional year on 10 March 2022. Our focus at this meeting was on the IFoA’s Corporate Plan for 2022/2023, improving member experience, and ensuring the good governance of the IFoA.
A reminder that the Actuarial Profession Standard (APS) P1 (Duties and Responsibilities of Members Undertaking Work in Relation to Pension Schemes) (Version 3.0), came into force on 1 April 2022. The APS P1 can be found on our website (bit.ly/37i3F8A)
