Director, Actuarial FP&A

Responsibilities

• Interpret, prepare, and present key actuarial and financial information to support informed leadership decision making.
• Provide guidance and advice regarding technical actuarial issues such as pricing rates, modeling methodology, reserving principles and related matters.
• Focus will be on forward-looking financial outcomes.
• Assess complex transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, reinsurance arrangements, and other strategic initiatives, offering guidance as needed.
• Collaborate with leaders from business units and other departments to provide meaningful management reports, support capital planning, and perform performance analysis.
• This involves linking product-level actuarial results to broader FP&A narratives at the enterprise level.
• Act as a trusted partner to Actuarial, Risk, ALM, Investments, Tax, and Finance Transformation teams to deliver integrated financial view.
• Drive key projects to completion by providing leadership and direction to individuals both inside and outside the organization.

• Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics or related field, and 10 years of related actuarial experience, or Master’s degree in a listed discipline and 8 years of experience.
• FSA and American Academy of Actuaries membership.
• Demonstrate high quality leadership, judgment, organization and prioritization skills.
• Effectively communicate, both verbally and in writing, advanced mathematical and analytical concepts to various audiences.
• Solid understanding of risk/return profiles of various assets.
• Extensive experience in the insurance industry, knowledge of regulatory frameworks and thorough understanding of financial markets.
• Proven experience in (setting up) financial models that are used in decision making processes.
• Experience in assessing and analyzing business performance, challenging business strategies, ability to present and interpret the results of the assessment, ability to conduct complex financial research autonomously.