Actuarial course
CA NITU SINGH (CA) (133 Points)
06 February 2015CA NITU SINGH (CA) (133 Points)
06 February 2015https://www.actuariesindia.org/index.aspx
Institute of Actuaries of India(IAI)
IAI is a statutory body established under The Actuaries Act 2006 (35 of 2006) for regulation of profession of Actuaries in India. The provisions of the said Act have come into force from 10thday of November 2006, in terms of the notification dated 8th November 2006, issued by the Government of India in the Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs. As a consequence of this, the erstwhileActuarial Society of India was dissolved and all the Assets and Liabilities of the Actuarial Society of India were transferred to, and vested in, the Institute of Actuaries of India constituted under Section 3 of the Actuaries Act, 2006.
The erstwhile Actuarial Society of India (ASI) was established in September 1944. Since 1979 the ASI has been a Full Member of International Actuarial Association (an umbrella organizations to all actuarial bodies across the world) and is actively involved in its affairs. In 1982, the ASI was registered under Registration of Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies Act XXI of 1860 and also under Bombay Public started conducting Fellowship level examination leading to professional qualification of an actuary, till then the accreditation was based on Institute of Actuaries, London examinations (now Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.).
Objects of the IAI: The main objects of the Institute are (section 5 of the Actuaries Act, 2006);
To promote, uphold and develop the standards of professional education, training, knowledge, practice and conduct amongst Actuaries;
To promote the status of the Actuarial profession;
To regulate the practice by the Members of the profession of Actuary;
To promote, in the public interest, knowledge and research in all the matters relevant to Actuarial Science and its application; and
To do all such things as may be incidental or conducive to the above objects or any of them.
Student
Any person who enrolls himself for examination of the Institute, and possesses such qualifications as is specified, is admitted as a student member of the Institute on such terms and conditions as is specified. A student member shall not have any rights to vote on any matter or resolution in any meeting of the Institute. The detail criteria for student membership is available in following link:
Certificate in Actuarial Technique (CAT)
Student members who have passed and/or have got exemption in all the subjects of CT Series will be eligible to apply for Certificate in Actuarial Techniques.
Diploma in Actuarial Technique (DAT)
Diploma in Actuarial Techniques (DAT) in various practice/work areas of actuarial personnel will be provided to student members. This is expected to provide focus actuarial practice/functions at an early stage & should lead to employer focus in actuarial recruitment. The Diplomas are;
Qualification |
Required |
Diploma in Actuarial Techniques – Health Insurance (DAT – Health) |
All CT + CA 3 + ST 1 |
Diploma in Actuarial Techniques – Life Insurance (DAT – Life) |
All CT + CA 3 + ST 2 |
Diploma in Actuarial Techniques – Pensions (DAT – Pensions) |
All CT + CA 3 + ST 4 |
Diploma in Actuarial Techniques – Finance & Investment (DAT – Finance) |
All CT + CA 3 + ST 5 Or ST 6 |
Diploma in Actuarial Techniques – General Insurance (DAT – Non Life) |
All CT + CA 3 + ST 7 Or ST8 |
Diploma in Actuarial Techniques – Enterprise Risk Management (DAT – ERM) |
All CT + CA 3 + ST 9
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Associate
Student member who have passed/been exempted all Core Technical series (CT1 to CT9) and all Core Application series (CA1 to CA3) subjects is eligible (on application) to become Associate Member of the Institute. An Associate member is entitled to use the letters "AIAI" after his name to indicate that he is an associate. An Associate member is eligible to vote in the election to the Council.
Associate Membership Application Form
Fellow
Any person who satisfies any of the following criteria can be admitted as fellow member of the Institute;
Fellowship (IAI Examination Route)
Criteria
Fellowship (Affiliate to Fellow Route)
Criteria
Fellowship (MRA Route)
Criteria
Format for Experience Certificate
Affiliate Member
Any person, who is a Fellow Member, or is a holder of membership considered equivalent to the Fellow Membership of IAI, of any other institution similar to the Institute, whether within India or outside India, is admitted as an affiliate member of the Institute. Currently, a person can be admitted as Affiliate member of the Institute only if Institute has Mutual Recognition Agreement with that Actuarial Body/Institute where the person is a fellow member (through examination route). An Affiliate member is not entitled to use the letters "FIAI" after his name. An Affiliate member shall NOT have any rights to vote on any matter or resolution in any meeting of the Institute.
Criteria for applying for Affiliate Member
Honorary Fellow Member
The Council may, by a vote of not less than four-fifths of all its members, admit as an honorary member, a person who, on account of his eminence and his experience in matters related to the profession of actuary is considered to be able to render assistance in promoting the objects of the Institute provided that he is not practicing as an Actuary. The person to be considered for such admission shall satisfy all the requirements prescribed by the Council and duly approved by a General meeting of the Institute from time to time. An honorary member shall not have any rights to vote on any matter or resolution in any meeting of the Institute.