Senior Actuary - FTC - 28089

As an experienced qualified actuary, you will be responsible for leading actuarial, statistical, and financial insight and analysis to senior management, overseeing analysis and insight produced by other actuaries where appropriate, and leading small to medium-sized teams of qualified and part-qualified actuaries and analysts.

• Location: London/Bristol
• Category: Actuarial
• Type: Fixed Term

Key Duties (including but not limited to):

• Accountable for providing accurate modelling, financial analysis, advice, and support to a range of areas of the business, taking ownership for making considered and commercially astute recommendations.
• Leading risk analysis activity within your discipline, you will be responsible for effectively operating cross-functionally across the business on BAU and project activities.
• Communicate to senior executives (Executive Director Individual Business, CFO, Head of Actuarial Function, and other Heads of function and Director level stakeholders) in an appropriate manner, the impact, financial and otherwise, of the various actuarial investigations, reports, recommendations, and analyses.
• Initiating and overseeing the production of regular reports and annual/longer-term plans undertaken by other actuaries, taking accountability for leading the continuous review and improvement of department processes and procedures.
• Oversee and implement actuarial control frameworks, initiating regular review of appropriate actuarial controls and analysis.
• Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries (or equivalent).
• Significant experience in the life insurance industry and is a subject matter expert in a number of disciplines within the function.
• Understand complex statistical and financial models across a range of actuarial disciplines, as well as the expertise to interpret and recommend commercially astute courses of action; constructively challenging and helping develop others' thinking and understanding.
• Experience in IFRS17 and Solvency II financial reporting, particularly in the context of annuity products.