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Conflicts of Interest Working Party (2013). Conflicts of interest case studies and questions. Edinburgh: Institute and Faculty of Actuaries

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Conflicts of Interest Working Party
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05 June 2013
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These case studies and discussion questions formed the basis of the conflicts of interest interactive sessions which the IFoA's Conflicts of Interest Working Party presented at across the UK, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands from November 2012 to May 2013.  The videos discussing the case studies can be found here.

The IFoA has produced a suite of material to assist members in assessing and managing conflicts of interest which may arise in their working lives.

 The IFoA is conscious of the fact that conflicts of interest can be a difficult area.  Accordingly, we have produced some non-mandatory resource material directed specifically at conflicts of interest to assist members with this ethical issue.  This material can be found below.  Members are also encouraged to contact the Professional Support Service if you have queries about conflicts of interest.

 

Non-Mandatory Resource Material

A collection of the completed regulatory consultations and discussion papers produced by the IFoA can be found on this page.

Completed consultations and discussion papers

Topic Date Supporting documents

Actuaries' Code

 March 2013

Life APSs

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D1: Risk Reporting

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Professor Paul Klumpes, EDHEC
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Risk and Investment Conference 2013
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17 June 2013
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  • The Risk Reporting Working Party seeks to understand risk reporting practices by insurance firms and the working party has developed a framework for analysis
  • summarise the current status of various regulatory and external reporting regulations affecting risk reporting and to relate that to current internal management risk reporting practices whether compliance; programmed or non-programmed in nature; and
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A4: A New Approach to Risk-Neutral Scenarios

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Parit Jakhria, Bahram Mirzai, and Ulrich Müller
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Risk and Investment Conference 2013
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17 June 2013
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Within the UK insurance industry, there has been a convergence in ESG calibrations and models over the years, not least because of the success (and subsequent pseudo-monopoly) of Barrie and Hibbert. These have largely been driven from a 'risk neutral' point of view.

Parit Jakhria produces a brief overview of the developments within UK, before introducing Bahram Mizrai and Ulrich Müller who offers a substantially different approach to 'risk neutral' scenario generation, which is hoping to raise awareness within UK of the range of different approaches possible.

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Plenary 6: Designing a risk-led investment strategy at the Pension Protection Fund

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Martin Clarke, PPF
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Risk and Investment Conference 2013
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17 June 2013
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Plenary 5: Making Money Safely A Personal View of Risk Management in Non-Financial Corporates, Insurance and Banking

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Philip G Scott
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Risk and Investment Conference 2013
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17 June 2013
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E3: A unique look at project actuaries

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Chaim Coutts, The GAAPS Group
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Risk and Investment Conference 2013
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17 June 2013
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A unique look into the future of actuarial science and insurance:

  • How the profession is moving with the times 
  • The new generation of actuaries 
  • How actuarial peers are working towards to new 'peaks and junctures'. 

Actuaries and new regulation:

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C2: Reverse Stress Testing: A Case Study

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Lucy Currie, PPF and Fred Vosvenieks, Milliman
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Risk and Investment Conference 2013
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17 June 2013
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The UK Pension Protection Fund was established to protect the pensions of members of UK private sector defined benefit pensions which have insufficient assets and whose corporate sponsor fails.

To improve its ERM framework, the PPF engaged with experts both inside and external to its operations to explore its current risk profile and develop a suite of reverse stress test scenarios. The analysis provided the PPF with new insights into its risk profile, the scenarios leading to the PPF’s potential “failure” and interactions between these scenarios.

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A3: Challenges in optimising risk and return for insurers in a low Interest rate environment

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Russel Busst and Nigel Hooker, Conning
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Risk and Investment Conference 2013
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17 June 2013
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The current low interest rate environment has posed challenges for insurers in setting strategic asset allocation targets. Should CIOs take reversion to previous norms for granted or plan for a “lost decade”, as in Japan?

In this session we will discuss how liability-driven investment considerations combined with stochastic risk modelling can help resolve this dilemma.

Russell Busst then will present a Chief Investment Officer’s view of managing the low yield environment and the investment opportunities for yield enhancement.

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