Global Actuarial Solutions Delivery Director

Prudential Services Asia; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 1,962,000 - 3,532,000; Full time

Job summary

Prudential is seeking a Global Actuarial lead to drive end-to-end actuarial solutions, modelling, analytics, and automation across 17 markets. You will manage a 100+ FTE portfolio with a multi-disciplinary team and report to senior governance forums including the Group CFO and GEC members.

The role demands deep actuarial expertise, strategic leadership, and delivery across BAU and transformation programmes; future evolution to Global Capability lead planned for 2H2029.

Qualifications

• Education: Qualified Actuary.
• Experience: 15+ years in Actuarial with at least 5 years in leadership overseeing change.
• Skills: Actuarial solutions, modelling, analytics; leadership, communication, and PM skills.

Responsibilities

• Strategic Leadership: develop and implement a strategy for actuarial solution design and delivery.
• Actuarial Business Leadership: represent Group Chief Actuary across markets on transformation and change.
• Actuarial Solutions Development: oversee global solutions like CAM for efficiency and compliance.
• Actuarial Implementation: lead initiatives across modelling, reporting, analytics, and automation.
• Stakeholder Collaboration: align with senior governance forums and key executives.
• Operational Solutions: ensure compliance, performance, and global adoption.
• Team Leadership: mentor a multi-disciplinary team of actuarial and tech specialists.

Skills

Actuarial solutions

Actuarial modelling

Analytics

Leadership

Strategy

Communication

Project management

Automation

Reinsurance

Global collaboration

Education

Qualified Actuary

Tools

CAM (Common Actuarial Models)

Job description

Prudential is seeking a Global Actuarial lead to drive end-to-end actuarial solutions, modelling, analytics, and automation across 17 markets. You will manage a 100+ FTE portfolio with a multi-disciplinary team and report to senior governance forums including the Group CFO and GEC members.

The role demands deep actuarial expertise, strategic leadership, and delivery across BAU and transformation programmes; future evolution to Global Capability lead planned for 2H2029.