Actuarial & Regulatory Filing Specialist

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hankey group externalLos Angeles (CA)

Regulatory Affairs Specialists All Other Insurance Related Activities

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000 per year

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About the role

Los Angeles | Hybrid / In-Office Preferred Knight Management Insurance Services LLC

Pay Range: $100,000- $120,000 Per Year. The exact starting compensation to be offered will be determined at the time of selecting an applicant for hire and will be dependent on a wide range of factors, including but not limited to geographic location, skill set, experience, education, credentials, and licensure when applicable. KnightBrook Insurance Company is seeking an experienced Actuarial & Regulatory Filing Specialist to support the development, preparation, submission, and maintenance of personal lines insurance filings. This role combines actuarial support with regulatory filing expertise and will work closely with underwriting, product management, compliance, finance, and executive leadership to ensure timely approval and implementation of rate, rule, and form filings. The ideal candidate will have direct experience preparing and managing California Department of Insurance (CDI) and Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) filings for personal auto and homeowners insurance products and be comfortable owning projects from actuarial analysis through regulatory approval. What You'll Do as an Actuarial & Regulatory Specialist:

Actuarial Support: Prepare actuarial exhibits and supporting documentation for personal lines rate filings. Analyze rate adequacy, loss trends, premium impacts, and competitive positioning. Develop and maintain actuarial memoranda supporting rate revisions. Perform pricing analyses using internal company experience, industry data, catastrophe models, and external benchmarks. Assist in development of new products, rating plans, territories, and underwriting programs. Review premium indications and recommend rate changes. Support implementation and validation of approved rate changes.

Regulatory Filing Responsibilities: Prepare, submit, and manage insurance filings through SERFF .Coordinate rate, rule, and form filings for:

Personal AutoHomeownersDwelling FireOther personal lines products
Respond to regulator objections, information requests, and interrogatories.
Track filing status and regulatory approvals.
Coordinate implementation dates with internal stakeholders.
Maintain filing documentation and historical filing repository.
Prepare filing summaries for executive management.
Product Development
Work with Product Management and Underwriting to develop:
New insurance programs
Rating variables
Discounts and surcharges
Territory updates
Underwriting guideline changes
Coordinate filing implementation with IT and Operations.

Regulatory Compliance: Monitor regulatory developments impacting personal lines products. Assist with market conduct and regulatory examinations. Ensure products remain compliant with state insurance regulations. Support audits and internal compliance initiatives.

Qualifications: What do we look for in our Actuarial & Regulatory Specialist?3-7+ years of actuarial, product management, or insurance filing experience. Experience with:

California Department of Insurance (CDI)
Texas Department of Insurance (TDI)
Direct experience preparing:
Rate filings
Rule filings
Form filings
Supporting actuarial memoranda
Experience using SERFF .Experience with personal lines:
Personal AutoHomeownersDwelling Fire
Familiarity with insurance statutes and regulations governing rate filings.
Bachelor's degree in one of the following:
Actuarial Science
MathematicsStatisticsEconomicsFinanceData Analytics
Related quantitative discipline
Progress toward actuarial credentials (CAS or ACAS) is preferred but not required.

Desired Qualifications:

Strong analytical and quantitative skills.
Excellent written communication for regulatory correspondence.
Ability to manage multiple filing projects simultaneously.
Detail-oriented with strong organizational skills.
Ability to communicate effectively with actuaries, underwriters, regulators, executives, and external consultants.
Strong project management capabilities.
Key Areas of Responsibility
Personal Auto Rate Filings
Homeowners Rate Filings
Rule Filings
Form FilingsSERFF Submission ManagementCDI and TDI Regulatory Correspondence
Product Pricing Analysis
Filing Documentation
Regulatory Compliance
Filing Implementation Support
Success Measures
The successful candidate will:
Deliver timely and accurate actuarial analyses supporting pricing decisions.
Successfully prepare and obtain approval of CDI and TDI filings.
Reduce reliance on outside actuarial consulting firms for routine filing work.
Maintain compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements.
Support profitable growth of KnightBrook's personal lines products through sound actuarial and regulatory practices.

Preferred Background: Candidates with prior experience at:

Property & Casualty insurance carriers
Insurance consulting firms (e.g., Perr & Knight, Milliman, Oliver Wyman, WTW)
State insurance departments

Personal lines product management or actuarial departments will be highly regarded. This role is designed to bring much of the actuarial filing work currently outsourced in-house, enabling KnightBrook to manage routine CDI and TDI rate, rule, and form filings internally while leveraging external consultants only for specialized or large-scale projects.

Benefits:

What do we offer?
Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits.
Supplemental life insurance policies for you and your dependents
Long term disability insurance
Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Employer paid life insurance
Retirement plans: Employer match, 401(k) and Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
Metro-link Reimbursement
Career Path Opportunities
Onsite Gym with group Yoga and Pilates; classesUKG Wallet (access to your pay before payday)
Tickets at Work- Discounts on parks, museums, movie tickets and much moreAT&T Wireless Discounts
Midway Rent a Car- Rental car Discounts
Dell Member Purchase Program

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