Primary Actuary definition

Primary Actuary means the Member whose actuarial advice is being reviewed in terms of this Professional Standard. Most commonly, the Primary Actuary for such valuations would be the appointed actuary of the general insurer, or the Member undertaking the valuation of general insurance liabilities for a self-insurer or accident compensation scheme.
Primary Actuary means the Member whose actuarial advice is being reviewed in terms of this Professional Standard. Most commonly, the
Primary Actuary means the Member whose actuarial advice is being reviewed in terms of this Professional Standard.

Examples of Primary Actuary in a sentence

  • The client for whom the Primary Actuary most recently completed an actuarial audit.

  • It is acknowledged that there can be differences in professional opinion between the Primary Actuary and the Reviewing Actuary.

  • In such situations, there is an inherent need for communication between the Reviewing Actuary and the Primary Actuary.

  • For the Primary Actuary and all Secondary Actuaries, state the length of time these individuals have all worked together as a team.

  • The Reviewing Actuary must recognise that actuarial practice does vary and that the amount, and detail, of work undertaken by the Primary Actuary on any matter will vary, depending upon the extent to which it is considered Material.

  • Recognising this, at the earliest opportunity, the Reviewing Actuary must discuss any such issues arising with the Primary Actuary.

  • A full-service actuarial consulting client that has been assigned for at least two years to the Primary Actuary proposed for the RSA account.

  • Additionally, the Reviewing Actuary must consider whether key risks and uncertainties have been identified by the Primary Actuary.

  • There must be consideration of the investigations undertaken, as well as Specified Valuation results obtained, by the Primary Actuary.

  • Attach a recent Triennial Experience Study for a public pension client prepared by the proposed Primary Actuary.


More Definitions of Primary Actuary

Primary Actuary means the Actuary whose Actuarial Advice is being Peer Reviewed in terms of this Explanatory Note.
Primary Actuary means the Actuary whose Actuarial Advice is being reviewed in terms of this Professional Standard. Most commonly, the Primary Actuary for such valuations would be the approved actuary of a general insurer, or the appointed actuary of a life insurer, or the Actuary undertaking the valuation of general insurance liabilities for a self-insurer or accident compensation scheme.

Related to Primary Actuary

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