2 Permanent Capital Modelling Jobs with Hybrid or WFH Options

s leading personal lines insurers is seeking to recruit an experienced qualified actuary (or by experience) to join their corporate actuarial team, as a Capital Actuary. The purpose of this role is to monitor, evaluate, and provide key deliverables in respect of the company's capital position and … well as providing support to the development and implementation of strategy for optimisation of capital. You’ll take an active role in all the capital modelling processes, including the operation, parameterization, documentation and validation of the Internal Model, and you’ll take ownership of certain components of the … Tyche. What you'll need to succeed To be considered for this exciting opportunity, you'll have strong financial and actuarial experience, with a capital modelling background (preferably with hands-on experience in Igloo/Tyche). You’ll understand the material risks to which an insurer may more »

respected London Market Insurer, assisting in the search to add a Risk Analyst to their team. This vacancy presents a great opportunity for a Capital Actuary interested in moving to risk within a top tier London market insurer. Key Responsibilities: Support the delivery of the Own Risk and Solvency … Assessment (ORSA) for insurance and financial risk sections (e.g. Capital and SST). Support with the delivery and development of technical provisions validation. Help prepare risk management reports for committees, and for internal and external presentations. Support risk managers in providing challenge of first line processes around insurance and … financial risk, including reserving, pricing, capital modelling, business planning, underwriting, outwards reinsurance, exposure management and investments. Ensure close collaboration with other risk managers, supporting their workload as appropriate. Support with the continued development of the wider risk management framework. Education and Qualifications: Student Actuary , who has demonstrated good more »