Insurance Finance Controller - Solvency 2 Expert

Alan SA.; Paris; Hybrid; EUR 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Alan is seeking a Finance Controller with deep expertise in insurance accounting and Solvency II to own prévoyance flows, balance sheet restatements, and regulatory reporting from Paris. You’ll collaborate across Risk, Actuarial, Ops and Strategy and drive automation with Finance Data teams.

You will partner with auditors and reinsurers, ensuring accuracy and defensibility of numbers while aligning with group goals and IFRS/GAAP expectations. Fluency in French and English is essential.

Qualifications

• At least 5 years in insurance accounting or related finance roles.
• Strong command of French GAAP insurance accounting (provisions, reinsurance, P&L).
• Hands‑on experience with the Solvency II balance sheet and QRTs.
• Strong analytical skills; able to reconcile large datasets and explain results.
• Organised, rigorous, and able to build structure from ambiguity; communicative with auditors.
• Fluent in English and French.

Responsibilities

• Lead strategy and planning to steer financial performance and investor relationships.
• Own financial reporting, ensuring accurate, timely data for stakeholders.
• Build and own finance data tooling and connect operations to finances.
• Partner with risk, actuarial, operations, and strategy across domains.
• Own Solvency 2 balance sheet restatements and regulatory reporting.
• Prepare for audits and support the SFCR and QRTs; drive automation.

Skills

Insurance accounting

French GAAP

Solvency II

SQL

AI tools

Bilingual English/French

Job description

Alan is seeking a Finance Controller with deep expertise in insurance accounting and Solvency II to own prévoyance flows, balance sheet restatements, and regulatory reporting from Paris. You’ll collaborate across Risk, Actuarial, Ops and Strategy and drive automation with Finance Data teams.

You will partner with auditors and reinsurers, ensuring accuracy and defensibility of numbers while aligning with group goals and IFRS/GAAP expectations. Fluency in French and English is essential.