HFG Insurance Recruitment
IFRS 17 Reporting Manager

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We are seeking an experienced IFRS 17 Reporting Manager to join a leading London Market insurer. This is an excellent opportunity for a technically strong finance professional to take a key role in financial reporting, transformation and process improvement within a complex insurance environment.
Responsibilities include:
- Lead the delivery of quarterly and annual financial reporting under IFRS 17.
- Work collaboratively across Finance, Actuarial and Technology teams.
- Take a hands-on role in the production and delivery of IFRS 17 reporting.
- Provide technical accounting expertise and guidance on IFRS 17 matters.
- Lead the analysis, interpretation and explanation of IFRS 17 financial results.
- Support external financial reporting and stakeholder communications.
- Partner with senior Finance stakeholders, auditors and Group stakeholders to ensure accurate, timely and high-quality reporting.
- Work within the London Market insurance environment, gaining exposure to its unique reporting requirements and complexities.
- Contribute to the ongoing development and enhancement of reporting processes, systems and controls.
- Support wider finance transformation and process improvement initiatives.
- Help integrate IFRS 17 reporting into the broader Group Reporting function.
- Play an active role in shaping the organisation's future finance operating model.
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- Strong experience in IFRS 17 financial reporting, ideally gained within the insurance industry.
- Previous experience within the London Market or a strong understanding of the London Market insurance environment would be highly desirable.
- Strong technical accounting knowledge with the ability to interpret and explain complex reporting requirements.
- Comfortable analysing financial results and communicating key messages to senior stakeholders.
- Experience working with auditors and senior finance leadership.
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