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technologies and SQL, ensuring data is accessible, accurate, and timely. Financial and Actuarial Knowledge - you'll bring a working understanding of finance and actuarial principles, especially those related to Solvency II, IFRS 17, or GAAP, and how they apply to modelling, reporting, and regulatory compliance. Python Proficiency for Advanced Analytics - you'll use Python to develop scripts for … relational and dimensional data models for reporting. Ensure data quality and consistency across finance and actuarial models; implement validation controls and reconciliation processes. Support regulatory and statutory reporting (e.g., Solvency II, IFRS 17, GAAP), ensuring timely and accurate delivery. Build reporting tools and dashboards (using Python, Power BI, etc.) for stakeholders to analyse key financial and actuarial metrics. … in working with cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, or GCP) and data lake environments. Experience with actuarial models, principles, and data structures (e.g., Actuarial reserving techniques, cashflow projections under Solvency II and IFRS 17) life tables, claims triangles, policy reserves). Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and familiarity with the Workday Financials ecosystem and integration touchpoints. Experience working with More ❯

to managers, team leads and staff. • Provide effective training for business units on the use of MI and analytics. Regulatory Compliance: • Ensure adherence to all relevant regulatory requirements, including Solvency II, fair treatment of customers, Financial Crime, Data Protection, Conflicts of Interest, and Whistleblowing. • Proactively demonstrate compliance with regulatory and internal requirements and behaviour's. Additional Responsibilities: • Any More ❯

an ever-changing regulatory landscape. You can expect to be involved in a wide variety of assignments. The key services that you could be involved in include: Reserving (GAAP, Solvency II technical provisions, IFRS 17 reporting) across Lloyd's & London Market, UK and global personal and commercial businesses Finance, Capital and Business Partnering transformation, including but not limited More ❯

UK&I Internal Model is an "approved" model and is thus required on a regulatory basis to be run and maintained under the standards laid out in the UK Solvency II directive and supporting guidance. In addition, there is a requirement for the Internal Model to contribute to our internal capital assessment and be used throughout the business. More ❯