Life Actuarial Pricing Manager
veracity solutionsBloomington (IL)
Life Actuarial Pricing Manager
Posted 2 days ago
veracity solutionsBloomington (IL)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Life Actuarial Pricing Manager RemoteWhile someone local enough to drive into Bloomington IL (as needed) would be strongly preferred, we are open to 100% remote work as well. However, we do not have payroll set-up in the below states, so please avoid these: California, District of Columbia, Kentucky, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia Bloomington, ILJob Description Responsible for oversight and development of staff, including supervisory activities (e.g. performance evaluations, goal setting) as well as professional (technical, skill) and personal development. Oversees a specific actuarial function within the life/health/annuity actuarial division - includes overseeing activities, planning and visioning of future activities, and communicating results/recommendations to division and company leadership. Ensures work is completed according to applicable regulation and actuarial standards of practice, including maintaining current SOA Continuing Professional Development requirements, as well as ensuring staff compliance. Manages the implementation and maintenance of disaster recovery plans and activities in assigned areas. Maintains current contact information for all employees in applicable areas and communicates with non-recovery employees during a disaster. Monitor the industry and profitability of our products to ensure we are offering a competitive suite of products that bring value to both clients and the company Lead the product development process such that products are competitive, profitable and compliant with applicable laws. Provide insight to our executive team regarding needed product changes, etc. Collaborate with other areas such as valuation and underwriting to ensure the alignment. Drive the development of newer actuaries to help bring bench strength to the division.
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