Part-Qualified Actuary — Liabilities Valuation & IFRS17

M&G; Stirling; Hybrid; GBP 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension up to 18%

Share Save & Share Incentive Plan

38 days annual leave (incl. bank hols)

Inspiring Families policy

Private Healthcare & Life Assurance

Job summary

M&G, a long‑standing UK savings and investments house, invites applications for an actuarial liability valuation role. You will contribute to the valuation of life and pensions liabilities, focusing on annuities and unit-linked products, while working with Finance and Risk to meet regulatory deadlines.

The role requires a qualified or near‑qualified actuary with practical experience of UKGAAP, IFRS 17 and Solvency II reporting, and a collaborative, proactive approach to delivering high‑quality

Qualifications

• Qualified or nearly qualified actuary with UKGAAP, IFRS 17 and Solvency II experience.
• Experience in annuities business and regulatory reporting.
• Ability to document, explain and present results to stakeholders.
• Delivery of financial reporting in line with regulatory deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Provide quality actuarial services to stakeholders using practical experience.
• Operate within frameworks, with interpretation as needed.
• Deliver clearly defined outputs with appropriate discretion.
• Suggest improvements based on experience and knowledge.
• Explain changes in matching adjustment assumptions and liabilities to stakeholders with controls.
• Support the manager on delivery of key deliverables and development of new propositions.
• Contribute technical design for change projects within MG UK Finance Reporting.

Skills

Actuarial knowledge

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Collaboration

Ownership of work

Education

Actuarial qualification (fully/near)

Job description

M&G, a long‑standing UK savings and investments house, invites applications for an actuarial liability valuation role. You will contribute to the valuation of life and pensions liabilities, focusing on annuities and unit-linked products, while working with Finance and Risk to meet regulatory deadlines.

The role requires a qualified or near‑qualified actuary with practical experience of UKGAAP, IFRS 17 and Solvency II reporting, and a collaborative, proactive approach to delivering high‑quality