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Lead Reserving Manager (Insurtech)

Arthur Recruitment
London
10 months ago
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I am working with agrowing Insurtechseeking theirfirst ever Actuaryto build out the reserving function. This will be a varied role,working closely with the Portfolio, U/W and Pricing team. My client will ideally be looking for someone with strong reserving experience with some experience in Pricing.



Responsibilities:


  • Build reserving models, processes, and documentation from the ground up
  • Deliver timely, data-driven insights and reports to internal stakeholders, ensuring clear communication of reserving trends and results
  • Work closely with pricing, underwriting, claims, and finance teams for a comprehensive view of portfolio performance
  • Continuously enhance reserving methodologies by integrating emerging best practices and addressing regulatory updates


Requirements:


  • In-depth knowledge of reserving methodologies within general insurance, supported by 4-8 years of relevant experience. Exposure to both insurer and MGA environments is highly desirable
  • Experience in managing relationships with senior stakeholders and external partners, demonstrating professionalism and influence
  • Proficient in actuarial software and programming tools such as ResQ, R, Python, or similar platforms
  • A strong understanding of pricing models, including GLMs and machine learning techniques, with the ability to critically evaluate their validity


Ideally London 1 day per week but there is some flex dependent on the candidate

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