Capital Modelling Actuarial Analyst — Internal Model & ESG

MSIG Europe; Greater London; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading insurance firm in Greater London seeks a Quantitative Analyst to support its Capital Management team. This role involves maintaining Economic Scenario Generators, analyzing asset portfolios, and providing insights for strategic planning. The ideal candidate will have a degree in mathematics, enjoy stakeholder collaboration, and thrive in a technical environment. MSIG Europe values diversity and offers flexible working options, making it an attractive place for professional growth.

Benefits

Collaborative team environment

Flexible working options

Access to wellbeing support

Ongoing learning opportunities

Qualifications

• A degree in a subject with mathematical content is essential.
• Prior experience in modelling is ideal.
• Experience with SQL and Tyche is an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Maintain the Economic Scenario Generator for regulatory and internal purposes.
• Analyse asset portfolios for risk alignment and performance assessment.
• Review reinsurance structures for capital efficiencies.
• Support annual planning with capital modelling insights.
• Contribute to deep-dive reviews for capital efficiency.
• Assist in producing annual reporting deliverables.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

Problem-solving skills

Stakeholder engagement

Adaptability

Education

2:1 university degree in a mathematically-inclined subject

Tools

SQL database management systems

Tyche

Job description

A leading insurance firm in Greater London seeks a Quantitative Analyst to support its Capital Management team. This role involves maintaining Economic Scenario Generators, analyzing asset portfolios, and providing insights for strategic planning. The ideal candidate will have a degree in mathematics, enjoy stakeholder collaboration, and thrive in a technical environment. MSIG Europe values diversity and offers flexible working options, making it an attractive place for professional growth.