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Niche actuarial reserving skills and regulatory expertise reduce qualified applicant density.
Actuarial reserving expertise, actuarial exams, and regulatory experience are highly industry-specific and not easily transferable.
Explicit 4-6 years, 4+ actuarial exams, and mandatory reserving tool experience make filters strict.
Support quarterly and annual loss reserve analyses using actuarial best practices and methods (e.g., Chain Ladder, Bornhuetter-Ferguson).
Prepare and analyze loss development patterns, trend, tail factors, and large loss activity, identifying emerging issues and explaining reserve movements.
Maintain reserving datasets, assist in building automated analytical workflows, and support preparation of statutory and regulatory reports and reserve committee documentation.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in engineering, economics, mathematics, actuarial sciences, or statistics.
Affiliation to IAI, IFOA, CAS, or SOA with at least 4 actuarial exams passed.
4-6 years of experience in property & casualty (P&C) reserving and regulatory filings.
Mandatory knowledge of general insurance domain and P&C actuarial concepts.
Experienced in hands-on reserving analysis using standard actuarial methods and reserving software tools such as ResQ, Reservepro, or Arius.
Familiar with Solvency II, IFRS 4, IFRS 17, and/or GAAP reporting frameworks is a plus.
Able to analyze large datasets, communicate complex actuarial concepts to diverse stakeholders, and work both independently and in teams.