
IFRS 17 Actuary - Lloyd's / Bermuda
Date Posted
25th June 2019
Reference
GM2506192
Sector
General Insurance
Job Type
Permanent
Location
London
Benefits
Excellent Benefits
Salary
£90,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: IFRS 17 Actuary - Lloyd's / Bermuda
A leading insurance company are seeking to hire a nearly/newly qualified actuary to join their London-based actuarial function. You will be reporting into the Chief Actuary and have a focus on Reserving, SII TPs and the implementation of IFRS17 across the actuarial function for their Lloyd’s Syndicates and Bermudan entity.
The ideal candidate will be nearly/newly qualified and have a strong grounding in reserving. Any experience of working on SAOs will be an advantage, as will any IFRS 17 experience.
The IFRS17 aspect is an excellent opportunity for someone to get involved in the new regulatory framework that is so important for insurers to build around. You would be gaining vital experience in this at an early stage of implementation which could invaluable to future career progression.
To apply or if you would like further information please contact Bill.burton@goodmanmasson.com or call 0207 324 0568
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