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I didn't, hence why I'm askingDidn't you go to observe it, ProudActuary?
I didn't, hence why I'm askingDidn't you go to observe it, ProudActuary?
Ah, ok. Sorry to hear if it wasn't the outcome the claimant had hoped for.Maybe it's best to ask IFoA about it.
ok then - I'll keep my eyes peeled for news breaking. You reckon BBC or CNN will be the first to carry the story?Not saying that at all, just curious why you haven't asked them, I'm sure they'd love to tell you all about it.
Yeah, that's a logical approach. Let me know if you have any other questions and I'll include those in the email too.Are you shy as well as proud? Ask IFoA then tell us all about it.
So you have taken legal action against the IFoA?False.
I hear that joining a professional body based in another country from where you work is a very common thing to do these days....Any Brits joined IAI yet?
I hear that joining a professional body based in another country from where you work is a very common thing to do these days....
Must be recognition of how the qualificatiin is perceived as a "gold standard"Indeed, most IFoA students are non-UK... for now anyway. It remains to be seen whether Indian students stick around if IFoA dissolve the discriminatory arrangements....
I hear that joining a professional body based in another country from where you work is a very common thing to do these days....
Most of the IFOA membership is from foreign countries (mainly India).