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Head of Reporting Analysis

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About the Role
Meraki are working with a leading Asset Manager who are seeking to recruit a Head Of Reporting Analysis to provide strategic insight on performance of their Insurance investment - this role is highly visible, and will work closely with the CFO, Investor Relations & Product Group on performance related matters.
This role is responsible for the analysis of the quarterly IFRS, UK GAAP reporting and Solvency II results. In addition, the role holder will be expected to contribute to the creation of an agile team which is responsive to changing business demands and the delivery of efficient and optimised processes.
Additionally, the role involves maintaining oversight of the end-to-end control framework relating to the analysis of the insurance results including providing support to the business and exercising team leadership.
Responsibilities
- Overall management and oversight of the entire Reporting Analysis team covering IFRS, UK GAAP, Capital generation and Solvency II results analysis for regulated insurance entities, providing leadership and direction
- Overall responsibility for oversight, review and challenge of the analysis of profit/ analysis of change for all insurance regulated entities and the commentary to the Board
- Overall responsibility for the high quality analysis and review of the insurance regulated entities contribution to IFRS Group results ensuring all reporting and disclosure requirements are met
- Responsible for analysis of any financial reporting results and associated MI to support regulated insurance entity reporting including liaison with Investor Relations
- Management and oversight of the Insurance Reporting Analysis team, ensuring that Reporting Analysis team members have appropriate skills, technology, training and experience to enable the team to fulfil their roles and to continue to develop and grow along with the business
- Responsible for ensuring internal controls are effective, compliant, and timely with applicable standards and regulations including quarterly attestation of the RCSA and Internal Controls Framework ensuring effectiveness, timeliness and completeness
- Support regulated insurance entity board and audit committee financial reporting production
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- Chartered Accountant with significant years post qualified experience
- Track record of analysing IFRS and UK GAAP financial results in the insurance sector, ideally with experience of Solvency II and reporting of with-profits business
- An ability to identify, assess, monitor, control and mitigate financial risks to the insurance business unit and the Group
- Experience of managing a team of a large, complex financial services/insurance business and manage performance effectively
- Ensures successful implementation of defined strategy and owns end-to-end analysis processes
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