Invecta
Lead Capital Modelling Actuary (Deputy Global Head)

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We are pleased to be partnering with a leading Lloyd's/London market risk carrier on an exciting senior-level opportunity for a Lead Capital Modelling Actuary.
This is a high-profile role with genuine influence across the business, combining technical capital modelling, commercial decision-making, and people leadership.
- You’ll take ownership of the economic capital models for assigned entities, leading model delivery, parameterisation, methodology development, and R&D.
- A key part of the role will be ensuring capital modelling is embedded into Business Planning, Pricing, Ceded Reinsurance, and strategic decision-making, rather than operating purely as a regulatory exercise.
- You’ll also lead macroeconomic stress testing and scenario analysis, contribute to ORSA and risk appetite activity, and drive improvements through automation, coding, and process optimisation.
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From a technical perspective, we are ideally looking for a Qualified Actuary with significant dedicated Capital Modelling experience, ideally within the Lloyd’s/UK insurance market. Strong experience with Igloo or similar modelling platforms, Economic Scenario Generators, attribution analysis, and model validation would be highly relevant.
The role also has a meaningful people leadership component leading a team of analysts/actuaries, with responsibility for developing and mentoring team members and helping shape best practice across the wider Capital Modelling function.


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What makes this particularly interesting is the breadth of the role — you’ll have the opportunity to combine deep technical expertise with commercial influence and leadership, working closely with senior stakeholders across Underwriting, Risk, Finance, Pricing, and Exposure Management.
If you’re an experienced Capital Modelling Actuary and would be interested in exploring a role with this level of visibility and influence, I’d be very happy to have a confidential conversation.
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