Actuary - Financial Reporting & IFRS17 Insights

nib; Auckland; Hybrid; NZD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work environment

Insurance benefits

Generous leave policy

Parental leave

New starter benefit

Job summary

nib is seeking an Actuary – Financial Reporting in Auckland to support monthly actuarial reporting, liability valuation and capital analysis. You will contribute to IFRS 17 related processes and regulatory reporting while partnering with actuarial, finance and other stakeholders to drive accurate, timely insights.

The role requires 3–5 years of actuarial experience, an Associate qualification or progress toward Fellowship, and strong financial modelling with advanced Excel.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years actuarial experience.
• Actuarial qualification at Associate level or progress toward Fellowship.
• Experience in financial, capital and regulatory reporting.
• Strong financial modelling and advanced Excel skills.
• Experience with insurance liabilities, reserving or IFRS 17 is preferred.
• Programming, data manipulation or automation skills (SQL, Python, R, VBA) to improve efficiency.
• Experience preparing management reporting or audit-supporting documentation.

Responsibilities

• Deliver accurate month-end actuarial reporting and analysis.
• Support liability valuation, capital and solvency analysis.
• Produce statutory and regulatory reporting and actuarial documentation.
• Analyse gross profit drivers and claims inflation.
• Assist with automation and tooling to improve processes.

Skills

Actuarial experience

Financial reporting

Regulatory reporting

Financial modelling

Advanced Excel

SQL

Python

R

VBA

AI tools

Education

Actuarial qualification (Associate/Fellow progress)

Tools

Python

R

SQL

AI-enabled tools

VBA

Job description

nib is seeking an Actuary – Financial Reporting in Auckland to support monthly actuarial reporting, liability valuation and capital analysis. You will contribute to IFRS 17 related processes and regulatory reporting while partnering with actuarial, finance and other stakeholders to drive accurate, timely insights.

The role requires 3–5 years of actuarial experience, an Associate qualification or progress toward Fellowship, and strong financial modelling with advanced Excel.