Corporate Actuary Planning and Capital

* Consolidating actuarial planning projections across BMA, Economic Capital, SII and US GAAP bases, bringing together results from international business units
* Analysis of capital management requirements and supporting development of capital solutions
* Preparing timely, accurate and relevant scenario and sensitivity results for inclusion in regulatory deliverables, to include ORSA/CISSA, Recovery and Resolution Planning

Duties:

• Support the Director, Corporate Actuarial and the Head of Actuarial Planning and Capital in the development and transition of methodologies, systems and processes to support new business planning requirements; co-ordination and consolidation of business planning projections across the Group including; analysis/review of results, liaising with teams, business units and senior stakeholders.
• Support the the analysis and development of capital management requirements and solutions, including a focus on capital optimisation.
• Preparation of ORSA/CISSA scenarios and sensitivities, with a particular focus on CISSA.
• Support wider Group activity including statutory reporting activities (particularly BMA reporting).
• Support ongoing initiatives, e.g. IFRS 17/LDTI implementation.

Skills/Experience

• Demonstrable understanding of the life insurance (or reinsurance) industry
• Qualified Actuary
• Excellent technical and analytical skills
• Comfortable with software packages, such as Excel and Word
• Experience with Actuarial projection software
• Knowledge of two or more of the following reporting bases: BMA, Economic Capital, Solvency II and US GAAP
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills: the natural ability to use precise, unambiguous language, tailoring communications to the audience as appropriate and the ability to distil key information required by stakeholders
• Ability to juggle multiple tasks simultaneously, with excellent organisational skills
• A focus on meeting deadlines, or managing expectations early when original deadlines may not be met
• Ability to independently develop and implement new methodologies