Our last issue featured a letter from Peter Shellswell, who wrote in to share his concerns over certain aspects of the IFoA’s disciplinary process (‘A right to move on’, October 2022). Here, the IFoA responds.
Between 15 November and 13 December, all qualified members will be asked to vote on adopting ‘Chartered Actuary’ designations: Chartered Actuary (Fellow) and Chartered Actuary (Associate).
This month we will be asking qualified members to vote on the proposal to introduce new designations for IFoA qualified actuaries – ‘Chartered Actuary (Associate)’ and ‘Chartered Actuary (Fellow)’.
While I enjoyed each article individually, together the four ‘risk’ articles in the August 2022 issue of The Actuary, plus the risk management board piece, really disturbed me. It wasn’t the articles themselves, but the overall perception that they gave together
For a long time, I have been uncomfortable with the public naming of individuals who are subject to the IFoA disciplinary process, both in the listings of upcoming hearings and in the publication of determinations from the Adjudication and Determinations
As I was preparing to write this month’s column, the news of the death of Her Majesty The Queen was announced. I, along with Council, colleagues and members, was deeply saddened by this news. In recognition of this momentous event and to express our sympathy on Her Majesty’s passing, we felt it only fitting that we write the tribute that you can read on the preceding page.
