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http://www.actuariesindia.org/subMenu.aspx?id=25&val=Types_of_Membership
Why did IFoA agree to such a thing? Or if they didn't and the IAI are imposing something not agreed, then why aren't IFoA doing something about it?
(a) Have been ‘ordinarily resident’ in India for at least one year and have gained suitable actuarial experience in India (For Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, UK and Institute of Actuaries of Australia) Or (b) Should have at least ten years of post-qualification General/Health Insurance actuarial experience (For Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, UK)
Why did IFoA agree to such a thing? Or if they didn't and the IAI are imposing something not agreed, then why aren't IFoA doing something about it?