DEVELOPMENT of an ACTUARIAL PROFESSIONAL BODY in SINGAPORE Yangon, Myanmar 14 July 2014 Chi Cheng Hock, FFA.

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DEVELOPMENT of an ACTUARIAL PROFESSIONAL BODY in SINGAPORE Yangon, Myanmar 14 July 2014 Chi Cheng Hock, FFA

Development of an Actuarial Professional Body in Singapore Agenda -Context: Singapore Insurance Industry -Singapore Actuarial Society: Background -Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status -Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body -Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation -Development of SAS -Tips for Myanmar 2

Context: Singapore Insurance Industry Year (S$ million) Life Insurance - Total Premium In Force 1,123 5,222 13,664 - New Business Premium o Single 93,338 6,424 o Regular ,454 General Insurance -Total Gross Premium o Domestic 876 1,622 3,627 o Offshore 681 1,647 6,790 3

Context: Singapore Insurance Industry Financial Services Regulator -Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) o Integrated financial services supervisor  Banks  Insurance companies  Capital market intermediaries  Money market intermediaries  Singapore Exchange 4

Development of an Actuarial Professional Body in Singapore Agenda -Context: Singapore Insurance Industry -Singapore Actuarial Society: Background -Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status -Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body -Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation -Development of SAS -Tips for Myanmar 5

Singapore Actuarial Society: Background Brief History -Founding IFAA Observer Member IAA Full Member Recognition in Regulations 2004 o Appointed Actuary of a life insurer must be an FSAS o Approved Actuary of a general insurer must be a member of SAS 6

Singapore Actuarial Society: Background Objects -Uphold highest professional standards -Serve the public interest by promoting study, discussion, publication and research, with particular reference to Singapore and the ASEAN region -Assist students in course of actuarial studies -Further professional development of actuaries -Foster social relationship among members - 7

Development of an Actuarial Professional Body in Singapore Agenda -Context: Singapore Insurance Industry -Singapore Actuarial Society: Background -Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status -Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body -Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation -Development of SAS -Tips for Myanmar 8

Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status Membership at 31 Dec Fellows Associates Ordinary Student Affiliate 9 0 9

Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status Membership Criteria -Recognised Associations (RAs) o Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (UK) o Society of Actuaries (North America) o Institute of Actuaries of Australia o Canadian Institute of Actuaries o Casualty Actuarial Society (North America) -Criteria for Different Categories o Fellow Fellow of RA o Associate Associate of RA o Ordinary Student Member of RA o Student Student attending actuarial science degree course o Affiliate Interested persons -Voting rights only for Fellows and Associates 10

Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status Governance -Council o Composition  7 – 10 Members (excluding Immediate Past President)  All Fellows or Associates  President and Vice-president must be Fellows o Duties  Approval of membership  Development and issue of governance documents Professional Code of Conduct Professional Standards Guidance Notes and Best Practice Notes Disciplinary Scheme  Undertake disciplinary action  Appoint Committees  Consult with other bodies 11

Development of an Actuarial Professional Body in Singapore Agenda -Context: Singapore Insurance Industry -Singapore Actuarial Society: Background -Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status -Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body -Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation -Development of SAS -Tips for Myanmar 12

Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body Uphold Professional Standards -Professional Code of Conduct -Professional Standards o PS1 Continuing Professional Development -Guidance Notes (GNs) o L01 Appointed Actuary Duties (2004) o L02 Valuation of Life Insurance Policy Liabilities (2010) o L03 Management of Participating Fund (2011) o G01 Investigation into General Insurance Policy Liabilities (2004) -Disciplinary Scheme o Due process o Independent tribunal 13

Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body Serve the Public Interest -MAS Consultation Papers o Responses independent of employers -Engagement with Ministry of Health o National health insurance scheme -Mortality investigations o 1983 – 1988 o 1988 – 1993 o 1997 – 2002 o 2004 –

Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body Assist Students Conduct examinations on behalf of IFoA 15

Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body Further Professional Development -Conferences o Life insurance o General insurance o Health insurance o Retirement -Professionalism courses o At least once a year -Actuarial forums (seminars) o 10 – 12 a year 16

Development of an Actuarial Professional Body in Singapore Agenda -Context: Singapore Insurance Industry -Singapore Actuarial Society: Background -Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status -Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body -Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation -Development of SAS -Tips for Myanmar 17

Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation Committees -Practice o Life Insurance o General Insurance o Health Insurance o Retirement o Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) o Role  Develop guidance for members  Conduct research  Respond to consultation papers 18

Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation Committees (2) -Support o Public Relations o Education and Careers  Organise training and CPD events Liaise with Practice Committees o Student  Liaise with universities o International  Liaise with International Actuarial Association East Asian Actuarial Conference Other actuarial associations o Professional Affairs  Monitor professional standards  Issue guidance to members 19

Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation Secretariat -1 full-time staff -1 temporary staff International Actuarial Association -Full Member since 2004 Reference: 20

Development of an Actuarial Professional Body in Singapore Agenda -Context: Singapore Insurance Industry -Singapore Actuarial Society: Background -Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status -Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body -Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation -Development of SAS -Tips for Myanmar 21

Development of SAS Development Stages -From Social Club -To Professional Body 22

Development of SAS Social and Research Club -Constitution o Objects limited to  Promotion of study and research  Assisting students in studies  Fostering social interaction o Any person could join as an Ordinary Member o Any member could sit on the Executive Committee  Only the President had to be a Fellow -Activities o Conduct actuarial talks o Conduct actuarial tutorials for students o Organise social activities 23

Development of SAS Conversion to a Professional Body - Changes in Constitution required o New Objects  Uphold professional standards  Further professional development o Council replaced Executive Committee  Originally, all members must be Fellows o Introduction of  Code of Professional Conduct (1997) Based on IAA model  Disciplinary Scheme (2003) 24

Development of SAS Conversion to a Professional Body (2) - Trigger for conversion o Creation of Appointed Actuary statutory position (1994)  Actuaries required guidance and minimum standards o Introduction of Dynamic Solvency Testing (1996)  More complex analyses Guidance also required 25

Development of SAS Conversion to a Professional Body (3) -Recognition in legislation o Insurance (Actuaries) Regulations (2004)  Appointed Actuary must be an FSAS o Basis for recognition  Trust of MAS in SAS  Sufficient number of Fellows who can be elected to govern the SAS  SAS to govern members in Singapore through Issue of o Guidance Notes o Professional Standards  Ability to maintain professional standards Code of Professional Conduct Disciplinary Scheme 26

Development of SAS Conversion to a Professional Body (4) - Involvement in Risk-based Capital (RBC) regulations development (2001 – 2004) o Demonstrated professional technical expertise and judgment 27

Development of an Actuarial Professional Body in Singapore Agenda -Context: Singapore Insurance Industry -Singapore Actuarial Society: Background -Singapore Actuarial Society: Current Status -Singapore Actuarial Society: Functions as a Professional Body -Singapore Actuarial Society: Organisation -Development of SAS -Tips for Myanmar 28

Tips for Myanmar* Form an Association to - Foster discussion and research -Assist students in their studies o Develop membership o Encourage members to attain professional qualifications -Participate in discussions with authorities and industry bodies o Limited contribution at start *My personal tips, not the IAA’s or the SAS’, based on my experience 29

Tips for Myanmar* As Membership Expands, Move to a Higher Professionalism Level - Change the objects of the body -Incorporate more professionalism activities -Put in place governance structure o Code of conduct o Guidance notes o [May be non-mandatory at the start] 30

Tips for Myanmar* When Activities of the Body Are Recognised by the Authorities - Convert into a full professional body o Caveat: there must be a sufficient number of fully- qualified actuaries to take interest in governing the profession 31

Tips for Myanmar* Tap on the IAA o Advice and Assistance Committee Open dialogue with other ASEAN actuarial bodies Join the EAAC o Next conference:  Taipei, Oct 2014 References: / 32

DEVELOPMENT of an ACTUARIAL PROFESSIONAL BODY in SINGAPORE Yangon, Myanmar 14 July 2014 Chi Cheng Hock, FFA