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As the RIS AVP & Chief Actuary you will report to the CFO of RIS leading RIS actuarial operations and support the development of the actuarial community in partnership with the Chief Actuary of PFG and fellow Business Unit AVP & Chief Actuaries across the enterprise.
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We have assignments available to help our insurance carrier clients in Actuary or Associate Actuary positions. ACAS or FCAS designation preferred but not required. We have assignments available to help our insurance carrier clients in Actuary or Associate Actuary positions.
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A time-tested life company on solid financial footing seeks an ASA with 4+ years of experience to step into their open position of Senior Associate Actuary, Actuarial ALM. The duties of this role are creating projections using AXIS modeling, developing & validating asset modeling projections, and assisting in annual business planning.
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CNO Financial Group is hiring an Actuary, Corporate Actuarial to conduct experience studies for the life, health, and annuity lines of business. As the Actuary, you will work closely with actuarial, finance, and technology/data partners to deliver actuarial analyses including experience studies, expense analyses, and other projects supporting management and reporting activities as necessary.
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This position's primary responsibility is to support the GAAP or Statutory/Tax Actuarial Valuation and Financial Reporting procedures for Fidelity & Guaranty Life. This position will execute either the GAAP or Statutory/Tax valuation processes of designated lines of business.
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