IFAIFPA

Governance and accountability

The published standards describe how assessment, decisions, conflicts and appeals should be handled. Read the requirements together with their sources.

Published requirements

AIFD-STD-REV-001 sets out reviewer independence, evidence review, decision-making, complaints and appeals. Decisions are documented with their reasons and applicable scope.

AIFD-STD-REV-001

Independent assessment

REV clause 4.2 requires reviewers to be free of financial interests, recent employment, close personal relationships and involvement in preparing the application. Independence is checked in writing for each assignment.

AIFD-STD-REV-001

Human decisions and separate responsibilities

REV clauses 7.1–7.3 require two authorised, conflict-free decision-makers, neither of whom is the reviewer. Decision approval, certificate issuance and register publication are separate actions. Automation must not make substantive decisions.

AIFD-STD-REV-001

Opportunity to respond

The published review procedure gives applicants 14 days to respond to findings. This is a response period, not a promise that an application will be completed in 14 days.

AIFD-STD-REV-001

Reporting and oversight

AIFD-STD-REV-001 clause 10 sets out annual aggregate reporting on complaints, refusal rates, suspensions and revocations as part of accountability and oversight.

AIFD-STD-REV-001

Fees and decisions

Assessment fees cover the review service and do not determine its outcome. Contact the secretariat for the applicable fee schedule before applying.

Accreditation & services

Questions, complaints and appeals

Raise a service concern, ask for a record correction or challenge a decision under the published review procedure.

Complaints & appeals

Institutional disclosures

Find the federation’s official names, published framework and contact details.

Institutional information