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The Actuarial Valuation Manager leads and oversees actuarial valuation activities to assess the financial impact of risks and liabilities, particularly within insurance companies, pension funds, and related financial institutions. The role applies actuarial and statistical methods to evaluate current and future obligations, ensuring valuations are accurate, compliant with regulatory and professional standards, and suitable for financial reporting. It also provides analytical and strategic insights to support organisational decision-making and regulatory submissions.
Tasks
Lead and manage actuarial valuation teams, ensuring effective delivery of valuation activities.
Conduct periodic actuarial valuations of pension schemes, insurance contracts, and other financial liabilities.
Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and accounting standards, including IFRS 17 and Solvency II.
Develop and implement actuarial valuation methodologies and frameworks to support accurate financial assessments.
Analyse actuarial and financial data using statistical models and ICT tools to identify trends, correlations, and risks.
Prepare detailed actuarial reports for senior management, regulators, and auditors.
Collaborate with finance and risk management functions to support integrated financial planning and decision-making.
Identify and assess actuarial and financial risks that may impact organisational outcomes, and implement mitigation measures.
Supervise and mentor junior actuaries and analysts.
Skills
Basic
Ability to use actuarial software and modelling tools (e.g. Prophet, MoSes, AXIS).
Clear written and verbal communication skills for technical information.
Critical thinking skills for monitoring and reviewing valuation outcomes.
High attention to detail and accuracy in actuarial work.
Strong analytical skills to evaluate actuarial and valuation data.
Specific
Knowledge of actuarial valuation techniques and risk modelling for insurance and pension products.
Knowledge of asset-liability management (ALM) and financial risk assessment.
Knowledge of data analysis and predictive modelling techniques in actuarial applications.
Knowledge of financial data analysis and actuarial reporting for valuation and forecasting purposes.
Knowledge of regulatory frameworks, including IFRS 17 and Solvency II, in actuarial practice.
Knowledge of statistical and actuarial analysis methods for risk assessment and decision-making.
Proficiency in actuarial software and tools for modelling and predictive analysis.
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QUALIFICATION
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
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