Arthur Recruitment
IFRS 17 Accountant
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IFRS 17 Accountant
We’re supporting a leading London Market insurer on the appointment of an IFRS 17 Reporting Accountant to join their finance team on a 12-month fixed-term contract during an exciting period of reporting enhancement and finance transformation.
This role will support the ongoing development of the organisation’s IFRS 17 reporting framework, helping transition processes into a BAU environment while driving improvements across reporting, controls, and analytics. Working closely with Finance and Actuarial teams, you'll play a key role in delivering high-quality reporting and financial insight.
Key responsibilities: Support the transition of IFRS 17 processes from project phase into BAU. Assist with process mapping, controls design, and target operating model documentation. Prepare and review quarterly IFRS 17 reporting, including balance sheet and P&L analysis. Produce UK GAAP to IFRS 17 reconciliations and reporting commentary. Develop reporting tools, analytics, and management information. Partner with Finance and Actuarial teams to investigate variances and improve reporting quality. Support internal and external audit requirements. Contribute to continuous improvement across reporting processes and controls.
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Ideal background: Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA, or equivalent). Experience within the insurance sector, ideally London Market or Lloyd’s. Exposure to IFRS 17 reporting or implementation projects. Working knowledge of UK GAAP and Solvency II. Strong analytical and Excel skills. Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
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Package: 12-month fixed-term contract. Competitive salary and benefits. Hybrid working arrangement. Opportunity to join a high-performing finance team and play a key role in the ongoing evolution of IFRS 17 reporting.
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