
Risk Actuary - PRA Regulatory Relations
Date Posted
21st May 2019
Reference
GM2105192
Sector
General Insurance, Governmental/Regulatory, Risk Management
Job Type
Permanent
Location
London
Benefits
Bonus + Excellent Benefits
Salary
£60,000 to £80,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: Risk Actuary - PRA Regulatory Relations
A unique opportunity has arisen in the risk function at a prestigious international life insurance business for a Regulatory Risk Actuary - PRA Regulatory Relations. They are seeking to hire a Regulatory Risk Actuary for a newly created position to undertake impact assessments of regulatory developments and communications. You will work within the risk function and provide an input into UK and global developments in supervisory matters and support individual or group initiatives. You will contribute to the prudential and regulatory affairs department, as it guides the group in its regulatory environment.
Ideally, you will have had exposure to working with (or possibly for) the PRA (or another regulatory body) and will contribute to the regulatory affairs of the business. You will have excellent communication skills to be considered and will ideally be a qualified life insurance actuary.
If you're interested to find out more, please get in touch... email - bradley.grant@goodmanmasson.com or call - 0207 019 8869
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