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Actuarial Life Senior Associate (Advisory Focus)

Posted 2 days ago

acturhireAtlanta (GA)

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About the role

Life Actuarial Senior Associate Client-facing life actuarial consulting. Closer to client-facing consulting than a modelling-heavy internal role, because engagement delivery and client liaison work define the setting around the technical analysis. Life actuarial Senior Associate role in KPMG's Atlanta Audit & Assurance Practice. You'll support advisory and audit engagements for life insurers and reinsurers, covering valuation, financial reporting, capital assessment, and model development. The role suits candidates with at least three years of experience and progress toward ASA, with client liaison and mentoring responsibilities. Minimum three years of recent actuarial experience in insurance, reinsurance, consulting, auditing, financial reporting, valuation, or modeling Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in actuarial science, mathematics, statistics, finance, economics, or a related field Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without the need for employment-based visa sponsorship now or in the future Progress toward ASA designation Strong understanding of Life, Annuity, and Long-Duration Health products Working knowledge of U.S. GAAP, Statutory Accounting, IFRS, RBC, Economic Capital, and BSCRExperience with actuarial valuation, financial reporting, and modeling platforms Strong analytical, communication, project management, and problem-solving skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities independently
Tools: ExcelDomain: Life insurance financial reporting, reserving and valuation, capital assessment and modeling, U.S. GAAP and Statutory Accounting

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