
Capital Modelling Actuary

Date Posted
25th April 2013
Reference
Maz2504132
Sector
General Insurance
Job Type
Permanent
Location
London or South West
Benefits
Plus Benefits and Bonus
Salary
£80,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: Capital Modelling Actuary
Key Responsibilities include:
- Effective Model Uses
- Calibration of the Model
- Development of the Internal Model,
- Testing of the Internal Model.
Undertake analyses to provide impactful insights as part of model uses or to ensure continued appropriateness of the model.
Build effective relationships with relevant stakeholders to help calibrate the model, explain modelling concepts or make recommendations using the model
Coach and act as a referral point for other members of the team and other departments in respect of technical actuarial matters.
Provide efficient application of the core Igloo based Internal Model – including interpretation and development of modelling code.
You will need:
3+ years’ actuarial experience in General Insurance.
10+ actuarial exam passes.
Excellent analytical & mathematical skills.
Strong communication skills, with proven ability to build effective relationships and to influence key stakeholders.
Ability to work to a high standard with minimum supervision.
Demonstrates sound and commercial judgement with an ability to design practical and proportionate solutions.
Desirable:
Record of success in Capital Modelling – helping identify and deliver opportunities to add value.
Proficiency in the interpretation and development of modelling code (ideally Igloo).
Please contact Lee.Houser at Mazars if you are suitable.
T: +44 (0)20 7063 4538 / M: +44 (0)7794 031 485
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