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Head of New Business Reporting

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Head of New Business Reporting – Qualified Actuary
L&G Institutional Retirement
About the Role
Legal & General (L&G) is a leading UK financial services group and major global investor, safeguarding the financial futures of its customers since 1836. Our Institutional Retirement business is the UK’s longest-serving active bulk annuity provider, supporting over 700,000 institutional customers, with a combined annuity book of £86.1 billion (as of December 2023).
We’re looking for a Qualified Actuary to lead our new business reporting as Head of New Business Reporting, playing a key role in our institutional and wider Group operations.
This is a hybrid working opportunity, offering flexibility to balance work and life effectively.
Core Responsibilities
- Take end-to-end ownership of reporting processes for new business metrics (IFRS, Solvency UK, and Solvency II frameworks).
- Oversee reporting outputs and assume a reviewer function for key outputs from Finance Central Services, ensuring compliance, accuracy, and business intelligence.
- Manage and develop a team of four actuarial analysts, providing coaching and mentorship.
- Validate reporting methodologies, assumptions, and gains/losses for institutional retirement annuities and ancillary products.
- Build strong relationships with:
- PRT Pricing, PRT Client Services, Planning & Analysis, Technical Accounting, Auditors, and broader finance teams.
- Translate complex reporting results into clear, actionable insights for senior stakeholders.
- Drive process improvements in reporting systems, controls, and documentation.
- Support changes in regulatory reporting requirements, processes, and approaches.
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Requirements
- Qualified Life Actuary (FIA, FFA, or equivalent qualification).
- Strong life insurance reporting experience with IFRS (including IFRS 17) and Solvency UK (Solvency II) metrics.
- Knowledge of bulk annuities, individual annuities, or Pension Risk Transfer (PRT) is favourable.
- Experience reviewing actuarial/finance reporting outputs, verifying assumptions, and appraising results for reasonableness.
- Team management experience in actuarial, finance, or reporting, with a focus on development and performance.
- Strong stakeholder management skills—you should be capable of presenting complex audits or actuarial reports to a broad audience.
- Mindset for continuous improvement, with proven experience refining reporting processes or risk governance frameworks.
- A deep understanding of US/UK regulatory and governance expectations in financial services.
What We Offer
- Performance- and behaviour-based rewards, including a bonus scheme and compelling share schemes.
- 25% pension contribution, plus company contributions to a life assurance and healthcare plan.
- 30 days annual leave (plus additional public holidays and long-service benefits).
- Family leave of 52 weeks (full pay) and 34 weeks (at least 50% pay) for maternity/adoption, 15 weeks at 50% pay for parental leave.
- Electric car scheme (tax-efficient salary sacrifice offering a fresh salary-pooled option).
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- Net-zero carbon commitment—modern, equipped offices designed to enhance collaboration with flexible hybrid access.
- Culture of impact, inclusion, and growth—flexible, part-time, term-time, and job-share arrangements contingent upon business needs.
- Ongoing focus on skilling and development, championing diversity and belonging.


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