The Emerald Group Ltd, Search and Selection
SENIOR REPORTING ACTUARY, 30032

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Overview
Key responsibilities including but not limited to:
- Manage the financial reporting process to ensure the value and financial performance of the business, with clear reporting outputs for internal and external stakeholders
- Engage, liaise and discuss with key stakeholders on the value of the business and changes to the value
- Manage and develop the financial reporting systems, processes and methodologies to ensure they are robust, well-controlled, automated where appropriate, and able to meet changing business, regulatory and stakeholder requirements
- Maintain and develop the Valuation Basis through regular business monitoring and experience investigations; this includes feedback into the Pricing Basis
- Maintain and develop Financial Models for the business planning and forecast process to ensure that they are robust, in line with internal governance and aligned with strategic objectives
- Maintain and develop the Actuarial Model and related tools in Mo.net, Excel, KNIME and other applications, supporting improved automation, analytical capability, workflow design and repeatable reporting processes
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Qualifications Required
- Nearly or qualified actuary with at least 8 years work experience
Experience Required
- Strong technical competence in financial reporting of Protection products e.g. Solvency II, IFRS, or comparable
- Strong modelling skills with a deep understanding of cashflow projections (experience of Mo.Net preferred)
- Experience analysis and setting pricing / valuation assumptions
- Experience using data analytics and automation tools, such as SQL, R, Python, Power BI, or KNIME, to improve actuarial and financial reporting processes, enhance management information, automate workflow steps and generate business insight from business data would be advantageous, particularly where this extends beyond traditional experience studies
- Experience contributing to process improvement or transformation activity, including improving controls, reducing manual reporting dependency, redesigning workflows or supporting implementation of new reporting and analytics capabilities
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