Lead IFRS 17 Technical Reporting – Insurance

G MASS Consulting; Greater London; On-site; GBP 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

G MASS Consulting's client, a well established Lloyd's market insurer, seeks a qualified accountant to lead technical reporting for the Lloyd's business. You will own the quarterly close, loading data into the close model and collaborating with the Actuarial team to sign off results.

There is a genuine improvement remit, shaping how the finance function operates and delivering robust close cycles while driving efficiency and system enhancements across reporting processes.

Qualifications

• Qualified accountant with Lloyd's market experience and strong IFRS knowledge.
• Experience delivering quarterly close and technical reporting.
• Ability to translate insurance numbers into clear commentary for stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Run the quarterly technical close across IFRS 17, IFRS 4 and UK GAAP.
• Produce IFRS 17 and IFRS 4 technical results for the Lloyd's entity.
• Prepare closing packs for Group Reporting with accurate, timely figures.
• Interrogate movements in IFRS 17 balances and explain drivers of performance.
• Partner with Actuarial function during close, challenge outputs and resolve queries.
• Drive process, control and system enhancements across financial reporting.
• Support external audit cycles and draft technical accounting papers.
• Contribute to wider team priorities as the business requires.

Skills

IFRS 17

Insurance experience

Financial close

Actuarial liaison

Education

ACA/ACCA/CIMA or equivalent

Job description

G MASS Consulting's client, a well established Lloyd's market insurer, seeks a qualified accountant to lead technical reporting for the Lloyd's business. You will own the quarterly close, loading data into the close model and collaborating with the Actuarial team to sign off results.

There is a genuine improvement remit, shaping how the finance function operates and delivering robust close cycles while driving efficiency and system enhancements across reporting processes.