10 Solvency Ii Jobs

Hi, I'm looking for a Senior Associate level candidate for a Captive in Hyderabad. * 7+ years of relevant experience. * Strong command of US and European regulatory requirements * Deep experience with US/European filings (Form-PF, Solvency II, AIFM, etc..) * Track record of establishing controls frameworks and internal processes to ensure the timely and accurate production of required regulatory reports * Experience working with 3rd party regulatory reporting systems (Omnia, Confluence, etc..) is a plus. * Knowledge of financial analytics (yields, spreads, durations, etc.) * Skilled in SQL and data visualization tools (e.g., Power BI); Python and Azure experience are advantageous. * Strong analytical skills and problem-solving ability. Must be a self-starter and detail oriented. * Proficiency in Bloomberg is a plus * Previous work experience producing regulatory filings at an investment management firm is a requirement

Role Overview: As an Actuarial Auditor at the mentioned company, you will be responsible for conducting audits of clients" half-yearly and yearly valuation systems to ensure a true and fair view. You will also review IFRS and Solvency II assumptions, methodology, controls, and results, including technical provisions and SCR. Additionally, you will be involved in modelling reserves, risk margin, and embedded value for various life products, as well as providing transaction and due diligence support, including independent validation of Embedded Value calculations. You will also assist clients in understanding and implementing new regulations such as IFRS 17 and support actuarial system transformation. Key Responsibilities: - Audit clients" half-yearly and yearly valuation systems for accuracy - Review IFRS and Solvency II assumptions, methodology, controls, and results - Model reserves, risk margin, and embedded value for different life products - Provide transaction and due diligence support to clients - Assist clients in understanding and implementing new regulations - Support actuarial system transformation - Test and validate actuarial models Qualifications Required: - Graduate/Post-graduate with a strong background in mathematics and statistics - 0-1 years of relevant Actuarial experience - Member of Institute of Actuaries (UK), SoA and CAS of US, and/or Institute of Actuaries of India - Must have passed significant actuarial exams from any of the mentioned institutes (Note: Additional details about the company were not provided in the job description.),

Oaktree is a leader among global investment managers specializing in alternative investments, with over $200 billion in assets under management. The firm emphasizes an opportunistic, value-oriented and risk-controlled approach to investments in credit, private equity, real assets and listed equities. The firm has over 1400 employees and offices in 25 cities worldwide. We are committed to cultivating an environment that is collaborative, curious, inclusive and honors diversity of thought. Providing training and career development opportunities and emphasizing strong support for our local communities through philanthropic initiatives are essential to our culture. For additional information please visit our website at www.oaktreecapital.com. Responsibilities Oaktrees Risk, Reporting & Analytics (RR&A) team seeks a regulatory reporting professional to drive and support the ongoing global reporting requirements for Oaktree and its clients (Solvency II, Form PF, etc.). Responsibilities include: Aggregating and analyzing portfolio data to respond to recurring and ad hoc regulatory reporting requirements; Driving efficiency and scale of team deliverables through process optimization and technology to manage and manipulate large data sets and create standardized reports or dashboards; and Acting as a citizen developer to drive technology-enabled reporting solutions that support investors, investment teams, and business development. Qualifications 7+ years of relevant work experience. Strong command of US and European regulatory requirements and an ability to apply that knowledge to Oaktree, responding to quantitative regulatory requirements. Deep experience with US/European filings (Form-PF, Solvency II, AIFM, etc..) Track record of establishing controls frameworks and internal processes to ensure the timely and accurate production of required regulatory reports Experience working with 3rd party regulatory reporting systems (Omnia, Confluence, etc..) is a plus. Knowledge of financial analytics (yields, spreads, durations, etc.) Skilled in SQL and data visualization tools (e.g., Power BI); Python and Azure experience are advantageous. Strong analytical skills and problem-solving ability. Must be a self-starter and detail oriented. Proficiency in Bloomberg is a plus Previous work experience producing regulatory filings at an investment management firm is a requirement Personal Attributes Communication & Collaboration: Clear communicator with strong writing and presentation skills; works well across teams and represents leadership priorities effectively. Execution & Accountability: Self-starter who sets goals, drives results, and follows through with minimal supervision; outstanding attention to detail and organizational skills. Adaptability & Judgment: Manages shifting priorities and high-pressure tasks efficiently; makes sound decisions with limited information. Learning & Problem-Solving: Quick to learn new topics and tools; applies research and technical skills to solve problems and improve outcomes. Pursuing Excellence: A relentless drive for efficiency utilizing process optimization and technology (e.g., Python, SQL and data visualization tools (e.g., Power BI). Education Bachelors degree required, preferably in Accounting, Finance or Economics. MBA, MFE, CPA, CFA and/or CIPM is a plus. Equal Opportunity Employment Policy Oaktree is committed to diversity and to equal opportunity employment. Oaktree does not make employment decisions on the basis of race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, citizenship, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, past or present physical or mental disability, HIV status, medical condition as defined by state law (genetic characteristics or cancer), pregnancy, childbirth and related medical conditions, veteran status, military service, marital status, familial status, genetic information, domestic violence victim status or any other classification protected by applicable federal, state and local laws and ordinances. This policy applies to hiring, placement, internal promotions, training, opportunities for advancement, recruitment advertising, transfers, demotions, layoffs, terminations, recruitment advertising, rates of pay and other forms of compensation and all other terms, conditions and privileges of employment. This policy applies to all Oaktree applicants, employees, clients, and contractors. Staff members wishing to report violations or suspected violations of this policy should contact the head of their department or Human Resources. For positions based in Los Angeles For those applying for a position in the city of Los Angeles, the firm will consider for employment qualified applicants with a criminal history in a manner consistent with applicable federal, state and local law. Show more Show less

You will be responsible for completing regulatory filings such as AnnexIV, FormPF, CPO, and more for a portfolio of clients on a periodic basis. Your role will involve participating in regular service reviews with internal entities, providing input for ensuring accurate and timely production of KPI's and MI packs, and supporting client servicing through reporting. It is essential to escalate issues promptly and follow existing procedures to solve routine problems. You should demonstrate proficiency in problem-solving, taking ownership of tasks and being proactive in keeping abreast of regulatory changes. Working collaboratively with other teams in different locations and time zones, particularly in Cayman, United States, and Luxembourg, is crucial. Adequate documentation and backup of operational processes, along with participating in on-the-job training for new hires, are part of your responsibilities. Additionally, you will assist the Manager and Director with ad-hoc client queries and aim to become proficient in various risk and regulatory reporting requirements, such as AIFMD and Excel. To excel in this role, you must hold a minimum of a 3rd level Degree in Finance, Business, or a similar field. A Master's Degree in Finance or a related professional qualification would be desirable. Ideally, you should have 2-4 years of experience in a risk, regulatory, fund accounting, or similar role within the financial services industry, particularly in the funds sector. Knowledge or exposure to regulatory filings like AIFMD, UCITS, CPO-PQR, Form PF, Solvency II, and PRIIP's would be beneficial. Familiarity with risk measurements and financial instruments, along with proficiency in Excel and comfort with quantitative analysis, is essential for this quantitative role. Experience in using systems for completing regulatory reports and familiarity with Bloomberg would be advantageous. Your role may also involve supporting further migrations and integrations to the Regulatory Reporting COE, in addition to handling other assigned projects and duties.,

At EY, you will have the opportunity to develop a career tailored to your unique qualities, supported by a global network, inclusive environment, and cutting-edge technology to help you reach your full potential. Your individual voice and perspective are essential to EY's continuous improvement. By joining us, you will not only create an exceptional experience for yourself but also contribute to building a better working world for all. The role available is focused on Investment accounting and reporting, requiring proficiency in providing advisory services encompassing Accounting and regulatory support for investments, special matters, accounting processes, controls support, system implementation, IPO assistance, transaction accounting, and financial reporting. The ideal candidate will collaborate with top global clients in diverse markets and industry sectors, particularly in the financial services and Insurance industries. As a member of the EY GDS Assurance Team, you will closely collaborate with FAAS Assistant Managers, Managers, and Senior Managers on client engagements spanning the Americas, EMEIA, or APAC regions. Your primary responsibilities will include managing service delivery quality, executing FAAS solutions using the Global service delivery framework, focusing on Financial Accounting and Reporting Excellence, Accounting Processes, Regulation, Governance, Financing, and more. You will be expected to have a solid understanding of Investment and Derivative products, hands-on experience with Treasury or Finance tools, and an ability to contribute to proposal development and new service offerings. Additionally, you will play a key role in ensuring client expectations are met, identifying and resolving client service issues, and applying independent professional judgment in line with accounting standards and regulatory requirements. Key attributes for success in this role include a strong grasp of IFRS/US/UK GAAP and International auditing standards, confidence in navigating project uncertainties, expertise in problem-solving within Finance business contexts, and effective communication skills. You should also be comfortable interacting with senior stakeholders, proficient in Excel and PowerPoint, and willing to travel as needed. Your professional experience should ideally include consulting roles in banking, insurance, or transformation within the Finance function, with expertise in areas such as Treasury management, Financial risk management, M&A support, and Finance operating model design and implementation. To be eligible for this role, you should hold a Chartered Accountant (CA), CPA (US), or ACCA (UK) qualification, along with 2-5 years of post-qualification experience in Assurance, including at least 1 year of Financial Accounting and Advisory experience. EY is dedicated to creating a better working world by fostering long-term value for clients, people, and society, while building trust in the capital markets. Through the use of data and technology, EY teams worldwide offer assurance services, consultancy, legal advice, strategy development, tax services, and transaction support to help clients innovate and thrive in today's complex environment.,

About the role: As a member of our team, you will have the opportunity to grow your own expertise in risk analytics and gain profound insights into our business. You will learn how Swiss Re selects risks and how senior management considers risk adjusted performance in business decisions. Role's description Support key tasks within the Life & Health Team of SST & SII Aggregation: Provide Analysis of change commentaries on assigned L&H potentials. Understand and use the models implemented for generating risk metrics and perform UAT on the new changes. Analyze model input data and run calculations for regulatory reports and quarterly deliverables. Perform controls and ensure timely delivery of all reports Support and optimize our operational and governance framework to ensure tasks are conducted effectively Support legal entities in ad hoc requests related to the changes in risk profiles and risk transfer strategy. Understand Swiss Re's Internal Capital Model and take lead in Life and Health risk's analysis and participate in model vetting. The role is part of the SST & SII Aggregation team, and you will report into the Head SST & SII Aggregation, Bangalore. About the team: As a member of our team, you will have the opportunity to grow your own expertise in risk analytics and gain profound insights into our business. You will learn how Swiss Re selects risks and how senior management considers risk adjusted performance in business decisions. About you: 5+ years of relevant Life & Health experience in re-/insurance industry. Basic knowledge about solvency frameworks and regulations (e.g. Solvency II, Swiss Solvency Test) Actuarial papers required Understanding of underwriting risk and/or financial market risk Be able to deliver under pressure and communicate openly in case of obstacles Knowledge of at least one programming language (preferable MATLAB, R or Python) Team player with excellent interpersonal, writing and analytical skills Keywords: Reference Code: 134518

Description The Role Willis Towers Watson operates a number of outsourced actuarial function projects for a variety of Life Insurance companies in the UK. Such projects are delivered by a strong collaborative outsourcing team across WTW India and WTW UK offices. As a nearly or recently qualified actuary in the Life Actuarial Outsourcing team, you will be working as part of the financial reporting time for one such project. This will cover all areas of actuarial work, from Solvency II valuations, IFRS, ORSA, with-profits and strategic projects, including the opportunity to be involved in an IFRS17 implementation project. You will be part of a strong, diverse and dedicated team of associates who work in the outsourcing team. You will have regular engagement with the client, including communicating results (to both actuaries and non-actuaries) and advising on a wide range of actuarial matters. Actuarial Responsibilities This is a unique opportunity to join a consultancy practice but work in a team that operates like an insurance company giving you wide-ranging exposure and experience. Key aspects of the role include: Technical review of all major actuarial work, from quarterly SII reporting, experience investigations, ORSA, IFRS, with-profits and through to other actuarial projects as they arise. Involvement in the upcoming IFRS17 implementation. Strong technical and actuarial skills to interpret, challenge and review a variety of actuarial results (analysis of change, sensitivities, etc) Reviewing of Solvency II reporting and other metrics (IFRS / EV) Report into senior actuaries (such as Head of Reporting) Preparing drafts of reports and able to explain results appropriately. Advise the junior team on methodology and approach. Complete work in adherence to professional excellence and external standards and enforce these within the team Management Deliver work in accordance to financial reporting timetables. Liaise with the client to ensure the timetables and deadlines are mutually achievable. Work with the Head of Reporting to ensure the team is suitable resourced and manage upcoming priority and workflow. People Build relationships internally and collaborate effectively on cross-functional teams Demonstrate natural ease and effectiveness when dealing with clients/colleagues at all levels. Takes an active interest in the development of more junior staff, sharing in detail completion of routine tasks. Client/Account Management Outsourcing contracts are long-term, and you will be involved in nurturing and managing the relationship with the client. Deliver on projects to meet or exceed client expectations. Continuous improvement Proactively seek and drive improvements to all aspects of the outsourcing project. This may be through a variety of process, system and people related improvements. Work with the continuous improvement manager to ensure these are delivered and that the job and team is operating efficiently and effectively. Qualifications The Requirements At least 4-6 years of experience in a life insurance actuarial team. Recently qualified actuary from Institute of Actuaries of India or Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, UK, or only 1-2 exams left for qualification. Basic coding under R, VBA, Python, SQL or Powershell. Experience and expertise delivering a range of financial and actuarial reporting, with Solvency II, reporting experience is highly preferable. Excellent Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel and PowerPoint Working knowledge in actuarial software such as Prophet / RAFM etc Flexibility and proven ability to diagnose and resolve issues Strong analytical and creative skills A willingness and keenness to learn and develop within a growing team. A demonstrable track record in delivering high quality output. Strong sense of personal accountability and drive to improve the way we work. Excellent stakeholder engagement, interpersonal and team skills Ability to work within teams. Proven delegation skills and a natural desire to coach and mentor junior associates Office location: Gurugram Willis Towers Watson is an equal opportunities employer and does not discriminate on any basis. Show more Show less

Capgemini is actively seeking a highly skilled Business Analyst specializing in General Insurance Regulatory Reporting & Financial Compliance for a leading Global Insurer. We are seeking a detail-oriented and compliance-driven Business Analyst to support the delivery of accurate, auditable, and timely regulatory reports across multiple financial domains. This role is critical in ensuring the organization meets both local and international regulatory obligations, while contributing to data validation, report specification, audit readiness, and transformation initiatives. You will collaborate with finance, risk, compliance, and data teams to bridge regulatory requirements with technical delivery ensuring that reports are accurate, transparent, traceable, and inspection-ready. This role will involve a comprehensive understanding of regulations, standards, and financial compliance frameworks relevant to our clients in the insurance industry. The ideal candidate will be responsible for supporting regulatory reporting activities, ensuring compliance with all financial regulations and requirements, and helping our clients maintain transparency and accountability in their reporting processes. You will collaborate closely with various stakeholders, including finance teams, compliance officers, and regulators, to develop strategies that meet regulatory expectations while aligning with the company's business goals. Our client is one of the largest insurance companies globally, known for its innovation, scale, and commitment to excellence. The key responsibilities of the role include analyzing and interpreting the latest regulatory requirements impacting financial reporting in the general insurance domain, developing and maintaining comprehensive documentation related to financial compliance and regulatory reporting processes, collaborating with finance and compliance teams to gather relevant data and prepare accurate reports for regulatory purposes, supporting the implementation of an efficient reporting framework that enhances compliance and reduces risk, providing training and guidance to stakeholders on regulatory requirements and reporting best practices, monitoring changes in regulations and standards, proactively communicating relevant updates to stakeholders, assisting in audits and assessments related to regulatory compliance and reporting accuracy. Specific day-to-day job responsibilities include preparing and validating reports under frameworks such as Basel III/IV, CRR/CRD IV, IFRS/GAAP, Solvency II, EMIR, SFDR, AnaCredit, COREP, FINREP, translating regulatory instructions into clear reporting rules and data logic, ensuring full traceability from regulatory requirements to data fields and calculation logic, conducting data quality checks and reconciliations across source systems (GL, risk platforms, insurance admin systems), identifying and resolving data gaps or anomalies in collaboration with data engineers and architects, aligning regulatory reporting with internal management reporting views, applying financial expertise across accounting, tax, controlling, and technical insurance, collaborating with product owners and compliance officers to define scope and logic for new reports, designing and executing test cases for regulatory reports, supporting UAT cycles and regulator test submissions, participating in regulatory change programs and assessing the impact of new rules, recommending improvements in data sourcing, controls, automation, and reporting processes, and promoting governance and data stewardship across the reporting lifecycle. The required qualifications for this role include 3-5+ years of experience in regulatory reporting, risk finance, audit, or financial compliance, strong knowledge of regulatory frameworks, IFRS/GAAP, and risk reporting obligations, hands-on experience with reporting platforms, risk data models, or financial data warehouses, proficiency in Excel, SQL, and structured reporting templates, and the ability to interpret regulatory texts and translate them into operational specifications. Preferred qualifications include a background in insurance, banking, or financial services, familiarity with tools such as Power BI, AxiomSL, Abacus360, Moody's, or SAP BW, experience working in Agile or hybrid delivery environments, and exposure to data governance, metadata, lineage tools, or compliance automation. The benefits package offered by Capgemini includes a competitive salary and performance-based bonuses, a comprehensive benefits package, career development and training opportunities, flexible work arrangements (remote and/or office-based), a dynamic and inclusive work culture within a globally renowned group, private health insurance, retirement benefits, paid time off, training & development, and performance bonuses. Note: Benefits differ based on employee level. Capgemini is a global leader in partnering with companies to transform and manage their business by harnessing the power of technology. The Group is guided every day by its purpose of unleashing human energy through technology for an inclusive and sustainable future. It is a responsible and diverse organization of over 350,000 team members in more than 50 countries. With its strong 55-year heritage and deep industry expertise, Capgemini is trusted by its clients to address the entire breadth of their business needs, from strategy and design to operations, fueled by the fast evolving and innovative world of cloud, data, AI, connectivity, software, digital engineering, and platforms. The Group reported 22 billion in revenues in 2024.,

You will be joining the Actuarial Services team as a Life Actuarial Analyst. Your role will involve working collaboratively with the actuarial team to enhance its performance and reputation. Your responsibilities will include analyzing historical claims data to identify trends, developing actuarial tools in MS Excel, estimating outstanding loss reserves, and conducting actuarial audits for clients. Additionally, you will be involved in reviewing data, methodologies, and assumptions, comparing results with industry benchmarks, and assisting in Nonlife pricing models. You will also contribute to Solvency II Technical provisions actuarial reviews, validate regulatory submissions, and help clients navigate new regulations such as Solvency II and IFRS. Your role will extend to providing transaction and due diligence support, assisting in actuarial system transformations, and contributing to the review of Economic capital requirements. You will be expected to prepare detailed reports, engage in day-to-day management activities, and actively participate in team meetings. To qualify for this position, you should hold a Graduate or Postgraduate degree with a strong background in mathematics and statistics. Additionally, you should have 0-1 years of relevant Actuarial experience and be a member of recognized actuarial institutes such as the Institute of Actuaries (UK), SoA and CAS of the US, or the Institute of Actuaries of India. Successful completion of significant actuarial exams from any of these institutes is essential. You will play a vital role in communicating with internal and external stakeholders, building professional relationships, and providing regular updates on project progress. Your ability to analyze data, interpret results, and offer solutions will be crucial in this role.,

As a Regulatory Reporting Analyst, you will be responsible for preprocessing holdings data using RiskCore and enriching it with security master attributes, ensuring sign off on E-Risk results. You will assist in completing regulatory filings such as AnnexIV, FormPF, CPO, and more for a portfolio of clients on a periodic basis. Participating in regular service reviews with internal entities, leveraging the CoE for regulatory reporting activities will also be part of your responsibilities. Working closely with the Associate Director or Manager, you will ensure that KPIs and MI packs are accurately produced in a timely manner for internal entities and senior management. Your role will involve supporting client servicing through timely and accurate reporting, escalating issues as necessary. You will follow and enhance existing procedures to solve routine problems and demonstrate proficiency in problem-solving, taking ownership of tasks using your own initiative. Assisting the manager in supervising and managing staff members involved in regulatory filings and ensuring the timely completion of such filings will be crucial. Collaboration with other groups in different locations and time zones, particularly the teams in Cayman and Luxembourg, is essential. Providing adequate documentation and backup of all operational processes, participating in on-the-job training for new hires, and staying abreast of regulatory changes to help oversee and implement them within the business are also part of your responsibilities. You will assist the manager or Director with ad-hoc client queries and aim to become proficient in various risk and regulatory reporting requirements, such as AIFMD, while enhancing your Excel skills and knowledge of the funds industry. Moreover, you will be involved in various projects and duties as assigned. To excel in this role, you must hold a minimum of a 3rd level Degree in Finance, Business, or a related field. A Master's Degree in Finance or a related professional qualification would be desirable. Ideally, you should have 4-5 years of experience in a risk, regulatory, fund accounting, or similar role within the financial services industry, preferably in the funds sector. Knowledge of regulatory filings like AIFMD, UCITS, CPO-PQR, Form PF, Solvency II is preferred but not mandatory. Previous management or supervisor experience is beneficial. Proficiency in risk measurements, financial instruments, Excel, and Bloomberg would be advantageous for this quantitative role.,