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Senior Actuarial Analyst

England
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We are currently working with a leading professional services organisation seeking a Senior Actuarial Analyst to join its growing actuarial team. The role has a strong focus on actuarial financial reporting and valuations, alongside opportunities to support clients with actuarial transformation and modernisation initiatives.

THE ROLE

Responsibilities will include:

  • Supporting actuarial financial reporting engagements for life insurance clients
  • Reviewing and challenging actuarial assumptions, methodologies and models used in financial reporting
  • Assessing the appropriateness of insurance liabilities, best estimate assumptions and risk adjustment methodologies
  • Reviewing solvency, capital and embedded value calculations where relevant
  • Evaluating actuarial model governance, controls and processes
  • Supporting teams with complex actuarial and insurance accounting matters
  • Contributing to engagement planning, risk assessments and technical conclusions
  • Supporting actuarial transformation and modernisation programmes
  • Helping clients enhance their actuarial, finance and reporting capabilities
  • Supporting the development of actuarial operating models, governance frameworks and reporting processes
  • Translating business requirements into practical actuarial and transformation solutions
  • Managing project workstreams and contributing to successful delivery

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Requirements

We are looking for a part-qualified actuarial student who is actively progressing through their professional examinations and has:

  • 2–4 years’ experience in Life Insurance Actuarial
  • Experience gained within an actuarial consultancy, particularly with exposure to financial reporting engagements, or within the financial reporting, valuation or reporting functions of a life insurer
  • A good understanding of life insurance actuarial methodologies and financial reporting
  • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
  • A genuine interest in technology, innovation and the modernisation of actuarial processes

Previous actuarial transformation experience is not essential. The key requirement is a strong foundation in life insurance financial reporting, valuation or related actuarial work, combined with an interest in how technology and modern approaches can improve actuarial processes.

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WHY CONSIDER THIS OPPORTUNITY?

This role offers the opportunity to develop beyond traditional actuarial work, combining technical life insurance expertise, financial reporting, client advisory and transformation.

You will gain exposure to a variety of life insurance businesses and complex actuarial challenges, while developing your consulting, stakeholder management and project delivery skills.

If you are an Actuarial Analyst or Senior Actuarial Analyst looking for a role that can broaden your experience and provide a clear pathway into actuarial consulting and advisory, we would be keen to hear from you.

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Skills

Actuarial Financial Reporting
Life Insurance Valuations
Actuarial Modeling
Solvency Calculations
Capital Calculations
Embedded Value
Stakeholder Management
Project Management
Actuarial Transformation
Insurance Accounting
Risk Assessment
Model Governance

Location

England, United Kingdom

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