Senior Reserving Analyst

IIBA (International Institute of Business Analysis); London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading Lloyd's syndicate is seeking a Senior Reserving Analyst to join their expanding team in London. The successful candidate will take ownership of actuarial responsibilities, support reserve analysis, and communicate results to management. This role offers opportunities for personal development while working with complex reserving databases and solvency calculations.

Qualifications

• Strong personal ownership for responsibilities.
• Experience with actuarial problems and solutions.
• Ability to prepare and present reserve analysis.

Responsibilities

• Support quarterly reviews of premium, loss, and expense reserves.
• Prepare quarterly reserve analysis presentations for management.
• Communicate reserve review results to executive management.

Skills

Ownership

Actuarial Problem Solving

Analytical Skills

Tools

ResQ

Job description

We have partnered with a leading Lloyd's syndicate to find them a Senior Reserving Analyst to join their rapidly expanding team. The successful candidate will be expected to take strong personal ownership for the responsibilities of the role and to demonstrate an ability to develop appropriate solutions to actuarial problems. This role includes but is not limited to:

• Support the quarterly reviews of premium, loss and expense reserves on specified lines of business.
• Prepare quarterly reserve analysis presentations for business/underwriting management.
• Perform and present the results of ad-hoc portfolio analyses, as required.
• Support the communication of reserve review results, including presentation to executive management, group actuarial department and finance department.
• Proactively support the development and management of reserving databases, applications and systems (e.g. ResQ software).
• Support the Solvency II Technical Provisions quarterly calculation process, for French subsidiary and UK branch reporting, including analysis of change investigations.
• Possibility to support the annual reserve risk parameterisation process including analysing model results.

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