
Head of Reserving - Specialty Lines

Date Posted
31st March 2021
Reference
GM3103212
Sector
General Insurance
Job Type
Permanent
Location
London
Benefits
Excellent Benefits
Salary
£135,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: Head of Reserving - Specialty Lines
Goodman Masson are working with a global insurer who are searching for a Head of Reserving for their Global Specialty business.
You will be managing a team of 6 actuaries and have control of the reserving process for Specialty across their global entities. The role is visible across the business and you will have regular contact with regional actuaries, lead reserving presentations to business leaders and provide an independent review of pricing and planning.
The team is going through an exciting period of expansion which you will play a part of. The ideal candidate will have experience in London/Lloyd's Market Reserving (either from a company or consultancy) and be an experienced leader either currently working as a 'Head of' or looking to take the next step up into this role.
If you're interested to find out more please get in contact with Bill Burton:
E – bill.burton@goodmanmasson.com
T – 0207 324 0568
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