provide advice covering solvency, economic capital, risk management, mergers and acquisitions, company restructuring and risk control, financial modeling, business planning, new legislation, and the efficiency and reliability of reporting processes
manage and deliver a wide range of concurrent actuarial and multidisciplinary assignments
interact with clients, often as the main point of contact on assignments
work in multidisciplinary teams or with people from our network firms overseas
take an active role in supporting the strategic management and running of the practice, e.g. through being involved in developing one of our core product areas such as IFRS 17, risk and capital or developing and presenting training programs for graduates and staff
Requirements
background either as a recognised general insurance consultant or have successfully delivered significant actuarially related projects from within the general insurance industry
led actuarial or multidisciplinary projects, being responsible for project management and delivery, including the management, development and growth of staff, delegation of responsibilities and delivering projects to time and budget
good understanding of a broad range of commonly used reserving and/or pricing techniques, the key actuarially-orientated and regulatory issues faced by the market, and a good working knowledge of one or more of financial reporting, risk and capital, Solvency II, model validation or other related non-life insurance work
experience of implementation of Solvency II or IFRS 17, or related experience, would be a benefit
able to communicate complex technical matters in a clear way
wider commercial awareness, including the understanding of wider business issues facing the insurance industry
Benefits
empowered flexibility and a working week split between office, home and client site
private medical cover and 24/7 access to a qualified virtual GP