Junior Life Actuarial Analyst - Trieste, Italia - Oliver James Associates

Oliver James Associates

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Trieste, Italia

3 settimane fa

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Piero Bianchi

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Descrizione

Our client company is a major player in the global insurance industry, a strategic sector of great importance to the growth, development and well-being of modern societies.

The Group Life Actuarial Function mission is to support the Group Head of Actuarial Function in:

defining the AF standard reference framework

- coordinating the Solvency II Technical Provisions (TP) calculation process
- informing the Board of Directors of the reliability and adequacy of the TP calculation
- formulating an opinion on the overall underwriting policy and on the reinsurance arrangements
- contributing to the effective implementation of the risk-management system
- performing other activities assigned to the actuarial function by IVASS.

The
Junior Actuarial Analyst reports to the Head of Group Life Actuarial Function, interacts with Group Actuarial Function colleagues and acts as Group Life Actuarial Function contact-point with foreign subsidiaries.

Main activities include:

Support to the Head of Group Life Actuarial Function:
_the definition of the Group's framework (process, methodology, deliverables) to be rolled-out and adopted by all Group's Companies in the valuation of the S2 Life Technical Provisions (S2 Life TP);_

- _the analysis of S2 Life TP results provided by local business units;_
- _the monitoring and analysis of regulatory developments._

Interact with local actuarial functions of Generali Group's Companies, to:
_understand local Life TP valuation activities and outputs; _

- _support local actuarial functions in case of issues affecting local Life TP;_
- _gain a technical expertise on local specificities, also via visits and periods of onsite working._

Participate in adhoc projects such as: valuations framework developments (including Solvency II), Sustainability analyses, ALM valuations, reserving adequacy analyses, or extension to non EEA companies of Group framework.