Overview
Key duties (including, but not limited to):
1. Identifying and developing consultancy opportunities with new and existing clients
2. Building a strong network of contacts in the non-life sector, developing and maintaining a good relationship with nominated clients
3. Providing high quality support to insurance and reinsurance clients both in the UK and globally, either on a consulting basis or via secondment to the client, delivering projects on time and within budget
4. Collaborating across the business, particularly with their investment specialists in the firm, to deliver on cross-practice projects
5. Helping to promote their insurance offerings to a wider audience, which includes conference speaking and writing articles
6. Developing and shaping new investment propositions to take to their clients and prospects
Qualifications required:
7. Dependent on experience, but candidates are likely to be qualified UK actuaries with proven, relevant post-qualification experience
Experience required:
8. Strategic business acumen and knowledge of risks facing the insurance industry, which will have been acquired in an ‘in-house’ or consultancy role
9. Good knowledge of the requirements of Solvency II and familiarity with the relevant parts of the PRA and FCA handbooks
10. Appreciation of risk management frameworks typically used by insurance businesses
11. Sound grounding in actuarial techniques and strong IT skills