Senior Actuary, US Reporting & Analysis

The Senior Actuary, US Reporting & Analysis, will support the timely and accurate of the quarterly US regulatory reporting, Annual Financial Audits and annual Appointed Actuary supports. The role will focus on US Statutory, US GAAP, and US Tax reporting, ensuring high-quality analyses and strong collaboration across actuarial and finance teams.

• Own the timely and accurate preparation for all SCOR US Life actuarial reporting and analysis for US Statutory, US GAAP, and US Tax.
• Review, analyze, and communicate financial results, key drivers, emerging trends, and business insights to management and key stakeholders.
• Support the US STAT and US GAAP portion of the annual financial audits with external auditors and quinquennial audits with our state regulators.
• Prepare and review annual Appointed Actuary filings, including Actuarial Opinions and Certifications for asset adequacy analysis, Principle-Based Reserve (PBR) analysis, X factor analysis and preferred mortality analysis.
• Perform and review reserve analyses, reconciliations and validations to ensure effective controls, documentation, and audit trails are properly maintained across valuation processes.
• Monitor emerging regulatory, accounting and industry developments and assess and implement related changes to actuarial methodologies, processes, and reporting.
• Serve as a subject matter expert on other regulatory reserve and collateral reporting topics related to US driven business initiatives such as legal entity optimization and capital & liquidity emergence.
• Provide actuarial expertise for initiatives related to the development and implementation of company-wide strategic initiatives and special assignments as required.
• Provide technical guidance, mentorship, and peer review to junior team members, while promoting knowledge sharing across the broader actuarial organization.
• Identify and drive process improvements, automation opportunities, and enhancements to actuarial models, controls, and reporting frameworks.