Hybrid Financial Risk & IFRS Reporting Manager

Bupa; Stretford; Hybrid; GBP 58,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday

Bupa health insurance

Enhanced pension plan

Onsite gyms / local discounts

Online discounts

Job summary

Bupa, a leading health insurer, is hiring a Financial Reporting Risk Manager to join our UK Financial & Insurance Risk team on a hybrid basis. You’ll oversee financial reporting, solvency, capital, liquidity, stress testing and insurance risk across UK entities and global operations.

You’ll work with Finance and Actuarial to shape risk frameworks, provide technical interpretation of PRA/IFRS rules, and support SFCR, ORSA and Economic Capital submissions, influencing decisions at the top levels.

Qualifications

• Qualified accountant or actuary with insurance experience.
• Strong knowledge of IFRS 17 and Solvency II.
• Experience in audit or risk management within insurance.
• Analytical thinker with stakeholder management skills.
• Excellent communication and governance abilities.

Responsibilities

• Oversee financial reporting, solvency, capital, liquidity and stress testing.
• Provide risk management guidance to Finance and Actuarial teams.
• Interpret PRA/IFRS rules and support SFCR, ORSA and Economic Capital submissions.
• Develop and promote risk frameworks across UK entities and global operations.
• Foster collaboration across Finance, Actuarial and Risk teams.

Skills

Qualified accountant

Actuary

Insurance experience

Regulatory knowledge (IFRS 17 / Solv.2

Education

Accounting/Actuarial qualification

Job description

Bupa, a leading health insurer, is hiring a Financial Reporting Risk Manager to join our UK Financial & Insurance Risk team on a hybrid basis. You’ll oversee financial reporting, solvency, capital, liquidity, stress testing and insurance risk across UK entities and global operations.

You’ll work with Finance and Actuarial to shape risk frameworks, provide technical interpretation of PRA/IFRS rules, and support SFCR, ORSA and Economic Capital submissions, influencing decisions at the top levels.