Date
Time

5.30pm - 6.00pm: Tea/Coffee Reception

6.00pm - 8.00pm: Cross Practice Professionalism Event

 

*This event is fully booked* For anyone who has missed out on attending this event there is a Professionalism Webinar - 'ACTEX eLearning Webinar: Ethical & Professional Implications of Character' - being broadcast on Tuesday 5th November. Details of this event can be accessed here.

Venue
Morrison Hotel, Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1

Cross Practice Professionalism Event - Bookings Closed 30.10.19

*This event is fully booked*

Practical classical ethics training for professionals  

This will be an introductory course in classical ethics. 

Compared to mainstream religious ethics, classical ethics is less about moralizing and more about practical usefulness.  

The focus is on living a better life, achieving superior results and on how to best handle the challenging situations.  

The course is less of a tick box exercise and instead one that will give practical examples showing the usefulness of understanding and being able to apply classical ethical principles in the workplace.  

These principles are of particular importance to help actuaries best deal with difficult situations where an actuary might need to blow the whistle. When in such a position, and not knowing how best to handle it, an actuary could be damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t.  

Can classical ethics help an actuary in such a difficult scenario? Come along to the course to find out and learn more about classical ethics. 

Biographical details

Colm Fitzgerald is an Assistant Professor of Actuarial Science in UCD. He's an active volunteer in the SAI and IFoA on both the investment and education sides to the Profession. Recently, he was the primary author of the new SA7 Investment Fellowship subject in the IFoA and became the IFoA education presentative in the Actuarial Association of Europe.

Members Only Event
You must be a member of the Society of Actuaries in Ireland to attend this event.
Cost (members)
€0.00
Event Type
CPD Event
Speakers/Presenters
Colm Fitzgerald; UCD