While life insurers have historically been required to appoint a statutory actuary to fulfil some of the tasks expected of the Head of the Actuarial Control Function (HAC), this is a new requirement for short-term insurers. The responsibilities of the HAC can be broken down into three broad categories: financial soundness, risk management system and product specific considerations. All insurers should ensure that a suitably qualified individual is ready to take on the HAC role.
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Milliman Briefing Note - Head of Actuarial Control
While life insurers have historically been required to appoint a statutory actuary to fulfil some of the tasks expected of the Head of the Actuarial Control Function, this is a new requirement for short-term insurers.
Morne de Vos, David Kirk