Pratique : Equivalence entre IA et FIA
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Pratique : Equivalence entre IA et FIA
Mikael Mer 20 Aoû - 16:17
Comment un actuaire membre de l’Institut des Actuaires (IA) peut-il obtenir l’équivalence anglaise, c’est-à-dire devenir Fellow of The Institue of Actuaries (FIA) ?
"GROUPE CONSULTATIF (agreement signed October 2005)
The Faculty and Institute are signatories to the Groupe Consultatif Agreement on the Mutual Recognition of Qualifications. Under this agreement there are two routes by which a full member of one European actuarial association working in another European country can become a Fellow of that country s actuarial association. These are to either :
1. undergo an supervised adaptation period so that the applicant has at least three years practical experience in total, of which at least one year is in the host country.
2. pass an aptitude test.
The applicant has the choice of route.
An applicant for Fellowship of the Faculty of Actuaries or the Institute of Actuaries who to undertake an adaptation period must be under the supervision of a Fellow of the Faculty of Actuaries or the Institute of Actuaries. The supervisor should have worked as an actuary in the UK for at least three out of the past five years and have completed a programme of Continuing Professional Development in accordance with the Faculty and Institute scheme.
The applicant must send his or her application to the Faculty of Actuaries and Institute of Actuaries which will administer the process. Fellows of the Faculty of Actuaries or Institute of Actuaries working in another Member State of the European Union or Switzerland which has an actuarial association which is a member of the Groupe Consultatif are required to join their host association. They should contact the host association for details on the process for achieving this.
The Faculty and Institute use the Groupe Consultatif Agreement on the Mutual Recognition of Qualifications to comply with Directive 2005/36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications. As Chartered Bodies the Faculty and Institute are exempt from Regulations 8 to 19 which allow professionals from one Member State to provide services in another Member State on a “temporary and occasional” basis, with the minimum of checks and formalities ; and without having to pay a registration fee. The only exception to this is for individuals who wish to perform the following roles under the FSA rules in :
• SUP 4.6.11R – SUP 4.6.12G (syndicate actuaries for Lloyd’s syndicates).
• SUP 4.4 (SUP 4.4.2R) (“appropriate actuary” to carry out the triennial investigation and provide the certificate under IPRU(FSOC) 5.2).
Individuals may be able to undertake these roles on a “temporary and occasional” basis under the Directive. Individuals should satisfy themselves that they are able to do so on that basis and, if so, should before taking on the role, write to the Faculty or Institute advising us how he or she is legally established as an Actuary in his or her own Member State. Updated October 2007"
Source : http://www.actuaries.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/36147/mutual_recog.pdf
"GROUPE CONSULTATIF (agreement signed October 2005)
The Faculty and Institute are signatories to the Groupe Consultatif Agreement on the Mutual Recognition of Qualifications. Under this agreement there are two routes by which a full member of one European actuarial association working in another European country can become a Fellow of that country s actuarial association. These are to either :
1. undergo an supervised adaptation period so that the applicant has at least three years practical experience in total, of which at least one year is in the host country.
2. pass an aptitude test.
The applicant has the choice of route.
An applicant for Fellowship of the Faculty of Actuaries or the Institute of Actuaries who to undertake an adaptation period must be under the supervision of a Fellow of the Faculty of Actuaries or the Institute of Actuaries. The supervisor should have worked as an actuary in the UK for at least three out of the past five years and have completed a programme of Continuing Professional Development in accordance with the Faculty and Institute scheme.
The applicant must send his or her application to the Faculty of Actuaries and Institute of Actuaries which will administer the process. Fellows of the Faculty of Actuaries or Institute of Actuaries working in another Member State of the European Union or Switzerland which has an actuarial association which is a member of the Groupe Consultatif are required to join their host association. They should contact the host association for details on the process for achieving this.
The Faculty and Institute use the Groupe Consultatif Agreement on the Mutual Recognition of Qualifications to comply with Directive 2005/36/EC on the recognition of professional qualifications. As Chartered Bodies the Faculty and Institute are exempt from Regulations 8 to 19 which allow professionals from one Member State to provide services in another Member State on a “temporary and occasional” basis, with the minimum of checks and formalities ; and without having to pay a registration fee. The only exception to this is for individuals who wish to perform the following roles under the FSA rules in :
• SUP 4.6.11R – SUP 4.6.12G (syndicate actuaries for Lloyd’s syndicates).
• SUP 4.4 (SUP 4.4.2R) (“appropriate actuary” to carry out the triennial investigation and provide the certificate under IPRU(FSOC) 5.2).
Individuals may be able to undertake these roles on a “temporary and occasional” basis under the Directive. Individuals should satisfy themselves that they are able to do so on that basis and, if so, should before taking on the role, write to the Faculty or Institute advising us how he or she is legally established as an Actuary in his or her own Member State. Updated October 2007"
Source : http://www.actuaries.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/36147/mutual_recog.pdf
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