MetLife

Actuarial Lead

Manager or lead

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Job description

Description and Requirements Principal responsibilities of the role

  • Develop multi-use Prophet models to support reporting for:
  • Cash Flow Testing
  • Embedded Value o GAAP o Risk Based Capital
  • Economic Capital
  • Asset Liability Management
  • Work with customer to test, analyze, and quantify impacts of model changes
  • Support production model runs in controlled environment to reduce model risk
  • Actively engage with business partners across the organization to improve our reporting processes
  • Key Contributor on making overall modelling work Agile Key performance indicators (KPIs) of position: Error-free preparation of financial reports to required timescales and relevant actuarial standards Execution of data validation and completeness checks Contributing towards building a culture of collaboration, engagement, and trust while supporting the professional development of team members Ensuring open communication across teams in various functions and geographies.

Taking demonstrable ownership of work; clearly flagging any issues and goal delivery concerns to senior leadership team.

Essential Experience, Skills and Competencies

Ability to find solutions within agreed timescales Excellent ability to communicate in English, (both written and verbal)

Good business acumen Advantageous skills and experience

An understanding of actuarial reporting software such as Prophet

  • Knowledge of other modelling platforms including MG ALFA, MoSeS, Pathwise, Polysystems
  • Knowledge of programming in Python, VBA or other mainstream languages
  • Knowledge of financial reporting in Economic Capital and Embedded Value.

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