Assistant Finance Manager

Chubb; Pakistan; On-site; PKR 800,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Exposure to global insurance business

Collaborative working environment

Broad responsibility and visibility in finance activities

Job summary

Chubb is seeking an Assistant Finance Manager for a 12-month contract in Karachi, Pakistan. The ideal candidate will support the Finance Manager and CFO in ensuring accuracy in financial reporting, managing reconciliations, and coordinating audit activities.

This role emphasizes collaboration across teams and offers valuable exposure to the global insurance business. You will be responsible for financial submissions, analysis, and maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

• Competent finance professional with a background in financial reporting and reconciliation.
• Proficient in managing tax submissions and regulatory compliance.
• Experience in audit activities and coordination.

Responsibilities

• Prepare reinsurance balance reconciliations and premium due statements.
• Review submissions prepared by finance staff.
• Ensure timely payment of all regulatory fees and charges.
• Coordinate with business teams for accurate premium and claims bookings.

Skills

Financial reporting

Reconciliation

Tax submissions

Audit coordination

Credit control

Education

Bachelor's degree in Finance or Accounting

Job description

Assistant Finance Manager, Karachi, Pakistan (on-site) – 12-Month Fixed Term Contract

About Chubb

Chubb is a world leader in insurance, operating in 54 countries and territories. We are known for our strong financial strength, disciplined underwriting, and commitment to delivering exceptional service to our clients and partners. At Chubb, you will join a collaborative, high-performing environment where accuracy, accountability, and continuous improvement are valued.

Role Purpose

We are looking for a competent and proactive finance professional to support the Finance Manager and CFO in a 12-month fixed term contract. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to a dynamic insurance business, working across teams to ensure the accuracy, timeliness, and quality of financial reporting, statutory submissions, reconciliations, and audit deliverables.

Key Responsibilities

1. Preparation of:
   • Reinsurance balance reconciliations (IRAS), including reinsurance account settlements
   • Monthly reconciliation of premium due from brokers, cedants, agents, and customers
   • Monthly investment and investment income statements
   • Monthly and quarterly submissions
   • Submissions to government departments and trade bodies
   • Aged balances analysis and correspondence for premium collection
   • Outward and inward remittance documents, including Proceed Realization Certificates
2. Review of submissions prepared by finance staff, including:
   • Periodic federal and provincial tax/levies submissions and payments
   • Payment and receipt vouchers
   • Federal Insurance Fee
   • Monthly bank reconciliations
   • Monthly insurance stamps reconciliation
   • Monthly petty cash reconciliation
   • Fixed assets register
   • Company insurances
3. Timely payment of all regulatory fees and trade body membership charges.
4. Liaise with business and claims teams to ensure premium and claims bookings and reconciliations are accurate and completed on time.
5. Provide timely, accurate information to the Finance Manager, highlighting key issues and matters requiring immediate attention. Support and coordinate audit activities through to successful completion.
6. Provide prompt information to support:
   • Company statutory returns
   • Regional submissions
   • Monthly report analysis and variance commentary
7. Maintain effective coordination across departments to support annual IFSR rating review submissions and bank panel enlistment requirements.
8. Work closely with lines of business, customers, cedants, brokers, and agents to support timely premium collection and actively contribute to credit control meetings.

Why Join Chubb?

• Gain exposure to a global insurance business with high standards and strong governance
• Work in a collaborative environment with cross-functional interaction
• Contribute to meaningful finance and reporting activities that support business performance
• Develop your experience in a role with broad responsibility and visibility