Actuarial Manager, Multiline

About Hudson

Headquartered in New York City with offices throughout the U.S. and in Vancouver, Canada, Hudson is a market-leading specialty insurer that offers a wide range of property and casualty insurance products to corporations, professional firms and individuals through retailers, wholesalers and program administrators.

Hudson underwrites specialty primary and excess insurance on an admitted basis through Hudson Insurance Company and on a non-admitted basis through Hudson Specialty Insurance Company and Hudson Excess Insurance Company. Hudson Insurance Company is admitted in all U.S. jurisdictions. Hudson has surplus lines eligibility in all U.S. jurisdictions through Hudson Specialty Insurance Company and Hudson Excess Insurance Company. Collectively known as Hudson Insurance Group, its companies are rated A+ (Superior) by A.M. Best, Financial Size Category XV.

Hudson Insurance Group is the U.S. Insurance Division of Odyssey Group, a leading worldwide underwriter of reinsurance and specialty insurance and wholly owned by Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited.

The Actuarial Manager is a key role within Hudson, responsible for leading and executing comprehensive actuarial analyses across multiple commercial property and casualty lines of business (e.g., auto, general liability and other related commercial P&C coverages). This position requires an experienced actuary who can develop sophisticated pricing models, assess risk and profitability at both portfolio and account levels, and clearly communicate findings and recommendations to senior leadership and non‑technical stakeholders.

The ideal candidate combines deep technical expertise, multiline commercial P&C experience, and strong leadership and communication skills. This role is based in our New York City office.

• Conduct detailed actuarial analyses to assess risk, loss cost trends, and profitability across multiple commercial P&C lines of business, using advanced statistical methods and mathematical modeling techniques.
• Develop, enhance, and maintain sophisticated pricing models (including GLMs and similar tools) to support both portfolio and large account/loss‑rated pricing.
• Lead the design and implementation of pricing strategies and methodologies across multiline portfolios that balance competitiveness, growth, and profitability.
• Provide actuarial support and insight on individual large accounts, including loss‑rated structures, program design, and deal‑level pricing recommendations.
• Collaborate closely with underwriting, finance, claims, and operations to integrate actuarial insights into strategic decision‑making, portfolio management, and execution.
• Prepare and present clear, concise reports, dashboards, and presentations to senior management, effectively translating complex actuarial results and approaches for non‑actuarial audiences.
• Mentor a small team (approximately 1–3) of actuaries and/or analysts, fostering professional development, high performance, and an innovative, analytical culture.
• Ensure actuarial work adheres to applicable regulatory requirements, internal governance standards, and industry best practices, including rate filings and interactions with Departments of Insurance.
• Monitor market and industry trends, competitor behavior, and emerging risks across multiple commercial P&C lines to inform strategic recommendations and product/pricing opportunities.
• Continuously improve actuarial processes, tools, and methodologies to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and timeliness of analyses and reporting.

• Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, or a related quantitative field; an advanced degree is a plus.
• Minimum ACAS designation with at least 7 years of actuarial experience; 10+ years of experience is strongly preferred.
• Extensive experience and knowledge of auto and general liability and other commercial P&C lines, including coverage structures, rating plans, and key performance metrics.
• Extensive experience with rate filings and responding to Department of Insurance (DOI) objections.
• Significant individual large account and loss‑rated…