Talk:Canadian Institute of Actuaries
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Changes requested
I am an employee at the CIA. This page needs to be updated with the following content, which is taken from our website.
1. Update side-bar so President is Marc Tardif, FCIA.
2. Update membership number to 6000+.
3. In the Past Presidents table, add 2018–2019 John Dark
4. Replace text under Governance with the following:
The Institute is governed by a Board elected from the membership. The Board is composed of the following members: • President, President-Elect, Immediate Past President – one-year term each • Twelve Directors – three-year term • Ex officio members (council chairs and the Executive Director) The Board manages the work of the Institute. In accordance with the Institute’s bylaws, six councils perform specific duties and report to the Board annually. Councils inform the Board of important initiatives. The Board’s focus is on strategic management, not operational issues. It approves council membership and appointment of certain committees and a tribunal panel. It also sets membership fees and the operating budget for the Institute. The Board supports councils, committees, and task forces to act on technical
5. Membership updated text: A person may apply for enrolment in the Institute as an Associate (ACIA), a Fellow (FCIA), an Affiliate, or a Correspondent. Full details of the examinations, courses, and other steps that are required, are available on the CIA's website. Since September 2012, the CIA has operated a University Accreditation Program that provides students with the option of, upon achieving the required minimum grades, applying to the CIA for credit for some of the early actuarial exams. Mutual recognition agreements with several international actuarial organizations (Actuarial Society of South Africa, Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, etc.), enable Fellows of those organizations to qualify for CIA membership upon meeting a few additional requirements.
6. Legislation and Actuaries updated text:
Some government legislation and regulations reference the work and responsibilities of the actuary. In most of these documents, the term “actuary” is defined as a Fellow of the Canadian Institute of Actuaries. In 1991, the new Insurance Companies Act enshrined the role of the Appointed Actuary in federal legislation. This role includes a formal designation from the boards of directors of all insurance companies and includes access to management information, a report in writing of any transactions or conditions which, in the actuary's opinion, have a significant adverse effect on the financial condition of the company, an annual report to boards of directors, and a report by the Appointed Actuary accompanying the published financial statements of companies.
72.138.98.42 (talk) 17:38, 15 July 2019 (UTC)
Changes requested
I'm an employee at the CIA. Requesting the page is reviewed for neutrality in order to remove the maintenance notice at the top of the page. Jenna CIA-ICA (talk) 18:44, 24 June 2022 (UTC)
- reviewed for neutrality, sticky removed. Sonomobishin (talk) 14:28, 21 December 2022 (UTC)