Job Title - Actuarial Assistant Manager
Reflecting the continued and expected future growth of the Company, the position of Actuarial Assistant Manager within the Actuarial Department has been created.
Key Responsibilities:
· Reporting to the Actuarial Manager the successful candidate will assist in the day-to-day running of the department as well as implementing future innovations;
· Manage key quarterly deliverables, including:
· Solvency II reporting;
· reserving committee;
· pricing committee;
· forecast process;
· Manage key annual deliverables, including:
· Solvency II reporting;
· Budget process;
· ORSA process;
· Interaction with the HoAF and auditors;
· Supervise department staff;
· Propose and implement process enhancements;
· Work with the Business Development Department to enhance reporting to clients;
· Work with the Underwriting Department to enhance pricing;
· Work with the Operations Department to enhance data quality and reporting;
· Work with the Finance Department to ensure smooth interaction between the two departments and to achieve further synergies.
Qualifications & Experience required for this role
Requirements:
· Qualified/Nearly Qualified Actuary;
· 5+ years’ experience in an non-life insurance environment;
· Experience of managing direct reports;
· Experience of pricing, reserving, and capital modelling;
· Expert knowledge of Solvency II and IFRS 17;
· Knowledge of motor insurance industry in Europe;
· Excellent analytical and communication skills;
· Flexible attitude and proactive approach;
· Strong results and client driven approach; and
Skills:
· Ability to manage and develop staff;
· Innovative use of computer software packages;
· Excellent knowledge of SAS, R, Python and other relevant software;
· Excellent knowledge of ResQ and/or other non-life reserving software;
· Excellent use of Excel;
· Ability to streamline and automate processes;
· Willingness to contribute to multiple projects;
· Strong capacity to adapt in a multicultural environment; and
· Knowledge of European Languages, particularly French, is an asset.
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