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This document explores the governance issues surrounding unit linked funds, emphasizing the complexities faced by firms in regulatory compliance. Highlighting a recent reprimand and financial penalties faced by a company, it discusses the broader implications for risk management and internal audits within financial institutions. Key topics include auto-enrolment, regulatory demands, and the essential alignment of governance with business strategy. The document concludes with actionable insights for improving oversight and ensuring compliance in investment activities.
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Unit Linked Fund Governance 18 Sep 2013 George McCutcheon FIA MSc– Director, Financial Risk Solutions George.McCutcheon@frsltd.com
Nightmare Scenario “…Company X Reprimand and fine The Regulator reprimanded the Firm and required it to pay a monetary penalty of Y Breaches The breaches identified are … .” It could be you!
Auto enrolment • Complexity • Regulators • Funds • Competition • Counterparties • Governance
Risk Management • Committees • Compliance • AMSB • Senior Management • Internal Audit • Actuarial
Document Decisions • Monitoring & Reporting • Internal Reviews • AMSB • Qualifications, Experience, Knowledge • Align with Business Strategy • Risk Management
Investment Activity Systems • Valuations • Custodial Compliance Reporting Procedures • Funds Data Validation Controls • Unit Liability Matching • Counterparties Risk Management • Governance
Investment Activity Board • Valuations • Custodial Compliance Board Committees • Funds Operational Management Senior Management • Unit Liability Matching • Counterparties Risk Management • Governance
UK Regulatory Structure 1 April 2013 Prudential Regulation Authority FSA Financial Conduct Authority
Governance for Unit Linked Funds : Scottish Actuarial Society 18 September 2013 George.McCutcheon@frsltd.com