Term
Definition
Letter: A
accredited body
(A) In the PRA Handbook
any of the following bodies recognised by the FCA the purpose of providing the independent verification required under TC 2.1.27 R
(a) CFA Society of the UK;
(b) The Chartered Insurance Institute;
(c) The Institute of Financial Planning;
(d) The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment;
(e) The Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland;
(f) The ifs School of Finance; [Note: The ifs School of Finance acts through its Institute of Financial Services]
(g) The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales;
(h) The Pensions Management Institute.
(B) In the FCA Handbook
any of the following bodies recognised by the FCA the purpose of providing the independent verification required under TC 2.1.27 R
(a) CFA Society of the UK;
(b) The Chartered Insurance Institute;
(c) The Institute of Financial Planning;
(d) The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment;
(e) The Chartered Institute of Bankers in Scotland;
(f) The ifs University College; [Note: The ifs University College acts through its Institute of Financial Services]
(g) The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales;
(h) The Pensions Management Institute.
- 01/02/2014
actuarial body
the Institute of Actuaries or theFaculty of Actuaries.
- 01/12/2004
actuarial body
means the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.
- 19/06/2014
actuarial function
(in the PRA Handbook) PRA controlled function CF12 in the
table of PRA controlled functions, described more fully in SUP 4.3.13 R and
SUP 10B.8.1 R
.
- 01/04/2013
actuarial health insurance
(in the context of the rules in
INSPRU 1.1
concerning the calculation of the general insurance capital requirement), health insurance which meets all the conditions set out in
INSPRU 1.1.72 R
.
- 31/12/2006
actuarial investigation
an investigation to which IPRU-INS rule 9.4 applies.
- 31/12/2004
actuarial valuation date
the date as at which the mathematical reserves are calculated.
- 31/12/2006