This event will take place at Financial Reporting Council.
At this event the FRC will provide an update on its review of its framework for Technical Actuarial Standards (TASs) and outline the changes it is proposing to make to its Specific TASs. The event will be of particular interest to members and their firms intending to respond to the consultation which closes on 5 August.
At the beginning of May the FRC published a consultation proposing changes to its Specific Technical Actuarial Standards (TASs). The consultation closes on 5 August 2016. The consultation followed the FRC’s consultation: A new framework for Technical Actuarial Standards which included a new generic standard TAS 100 which will replace the existing Generic TASs.
In this event Robert Inglis and Ann Muldoon will provide an update on its TAS review and describe the key changes being proposed in the Specific TAS consultation with the rationale for those changes. They will also outline the risk assessment process which the FRC followed in determining what work should be in the scope of Specific TASs.
Event organiser
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CPD
CPDAgenda
17.00 Registration
17.30 Start
18.30 Close
Speakers
Robert Inglis
Robert has led the FRC’s recent review of its technical actuarial standards including the consultation on revisions to the Specific TASs. Robert’s background is in pensions and prior to joining the FRC he worked for over 25 years’ advising pension scheme trustees and employers. He has been active in professional affairs including being a member of various Actuarial Profession and Association of Consulting Actuaries committees. Robert has worked with Government departments on a number of occasions, most notably with HMRC when he was seconded to work on the pension simplification team which produced the new tax regime which led to the £1.5m lifetime allowance and the £215,000 annual allowance.
Ann Muldoon
Ann is the Director of Actuarial Policy at the FRC. She is a qualified actuary with almost 20 years’ experience in various roles in the life insurance industry. She has previously worked at Retirement Advantage, Friends Life, Swiss Re and EY. In her role at the FRC she leads the development of the strategy for technical actuarial standards and practice in the UK and its activities at EU and international level to monitor and influence international actuarial regulation.
Location
Address
Financial Reporting Council
125 London Wall
London
EC2Y 5AS
Nearest Public Transport
Moorgate or Barbican Tube station