Pricing Manager

CFC; New York (NY); On-site; USD 150,000 - 187,500; Full time

Job summary

A leading insurance firm is looking for an experienced Pricing Manager in New York. You will support the growth and profitability by developing pricing frameworks and methodologies, ensuring compliance with insurance regulations, and conducting portfolio analyses. Candidates should be a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS) with strong analytical skills and experience in admitted and E&S pricing. This is a full-time permanent role with competitive compensation.

Qualifications

• Demonstrable, in‑depth experience in admitted and E&S pricing within a commercial insurer, broker or MGA, with a focus on P&C lines.
• Strong knowledge of US insurance regulation and actuarial standards.
• Excellent analytical, quantitative and data‑modelling skills, with a commercial mindset.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain pricing frameworks and methodologies across CFC’s products.
• Ensure all admitted rate filings are actuarily sound and compliant.
• Conduct detailed pricing and portfolio analyses to enhance risk selection.

Skills

Analytical skills

Data-modelling

Communication

IT skills

Education

Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS)

Tools

Advanced Excel (VBA)

SQL

Python

R

Job description

Pricing Manager

Department: Performance Management, MI & Data Analytics

Employment Type: Permanent - Full Time

Location: US - New York

Reporting To: Eileen Kee

Compensation: $150,000 - $187,500 / year

Description

We’re looking for an experienced Pricing Actuary to join our Pricing & Analytics team in the USA. Reporting to the Head of Pricing and Analytics, you’ll play a pivotal role in supporting the growth and profitability of CFC’s US business through robust, compliant and forward‑looking pricing solutions.

About the role

Working closely with underwriting teams and stakeholders across the business, you’ll lead on the technical aspects of pricing models, admitted rate filings and portfolio optimisation. As we continue to build a best‑in‑class pricing function, this role offers high visibility and the opportunity to make a tangible impact on business performance and decision‑making.

You'll have an exciting and busy day-to-day including:

• Developing and maintaining pricing frameworks and methodologies across CFC’s products, including setting technical prices and contributing to suggested prices.
• Partnering with Pricing Operations on the testing, implementation, documentation and maintenance of pricing tools, ensuring alignment with approved rate filings.
• Ensuring all admitted rate filings are actuarially sound, compliant and defensible, meeting state‑specific regulatory requirements, ASOPs and internal policies.
• Providing actuarial support for market conduct reviews and audits, clearly explaining pricing methodologies, data sources and controls.
• Staying up to date with US insurance regulatory developments and emerging Department of Insurance expectations.
• Working cross‑functionally with underwriting, claims, product and IT teams to identify emerging risks and claims trends and reflect these appropriately in pricing tools.
• Conducting detailed pricing and portfolio analyses to review rating structures, assumptions and experience, enhancing risk selection and long‑term profitability.
• Developing and monitoring KPIs to support portfolio optimisation and strategic decision‑making.
• Supporting risk appetite and risk tolerance setting in line with the business plan.
• Contributing to pricing analysis for portfolio transfers and new product development.
• Coaching and training junior team members and wider stakeholders on pricing theory and best practice.

About you

This is an experienced and highly skilled role, so we expect you to be a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society (FCAS), with:

• Demonstrable, in‑depth experience in admitted and E&S pricing within a commercial insurer, broker or MGA, with particular focus on P&C (BOP), Cyber and E&O lines.
• Strong knowledge of US insurance regulation, admitted rate filings and actuarial standards of practice.
• Proven experience working closely with underwriters and senior internal and external stakeholders.
• Excellent analytical, quantitative and data‑modelling skills, with a strong commercial mindset.
• Strong IT skills, including advanced Excel (VBA) and SQL; Python, R or other programming languages are desirable.

As one of the first members of our US Actuarial team, we feel you'll succeed if you are a confident communicator with the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly. And if you're highly organised, detail‑oriented and comfortable managing competing priorities.