Senior Actuarial Manager: Solvency II & Prudential Reporting

Jobtailor; Paris; Sur place; EUR 80 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Jobtailor is seeking an experienced life insurance actuary to supervise technical provisions, Best Estimate, and actuarial models in a regulatory context. You will contribute to ORSA, solvency frameworks, and prudential reporting, while overseeing reinsurance matters and data quality for senior management governance.

The role requires strong Solvency II expertise, advanced quantitative analysis, and a track record in life insurance actuarial work, with regulatory exposure seen as a plus.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years' experience in life insurance.
• Proven experience in prudential or product actuarial work.
• Strong knowledge of Solvency II.
• Regulatory experience is a plus.
• Experience in life insurance actuarial work.
• Best Estimate
• Solvency II
• ORSA
• SCR / MCR
• Prudential reporting
• Reinsurance
• Actuarial modelling
• Advanced quantitative analysis

Responsabilités

• Supervise the calculation of technical provisions and Best Estimate.
• Produce prudential and regulatory reporting (QRT, ACPR...).
• Contribute to ORSA and solvency frameworks.
• Participate in prudential SCR / MCR calculations.
• Provide actuarial opinions on products, pricing and profitability.
• Oversee reinsurance matters and technical provisions.
• Ensure the quality of data used in actuarial models.
• Contribute to the structuring of internal actuarial tools and models.
• Deliver reliable analyses to senior management and governance bodies

Connaissances

Advanced Quantitative Analysis

Prudential Actuarial Work

Product Actuarial Work

Reinsurance

Technical Provisions

Description du poste

Jobtailor is seeking an experienced life insurance actuary to supervise technical provisions, Best Estimate, and actuarial models in a regulatory context. You will contribute to ORSA, solvency frameworks, and prudential reporting, while overseeing reinsurance matters and data quality for senior management governance.

The role requires strong Solvency II expertise, advanced quantitative analysis, and a track record in life insurance actuarial work, with regulatory exposure seen as a plus.