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The VP & Actuary will be a leader within a high performing group that performs financial reporting and analysis for a wide range of US and International products underlying RGAs Non-Traditional reinsurance treaties.
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Midwest Employers Casualty (MEC) is a member of the W. R. Berkley Corporation, a fortune 500 company, rated A+ (Superior) by A.M. Best Company, based in Chesterfield, MO. We improve the quality of life for employees severely injured on the job and help companies understand and mitigate their risk for workers’ compensation injuries.
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The Executive Director & Actuary, Audit Pricing Valuation and Model Goverance will lead and manage internal audit activities over pricing and valuation risks for the global enterprise; contributing to the establishment of guidelines and direction concerning strategy, development, and execution of the annual audit plan for functions which contain actuarial elements (pricing/valuation/model governance.
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Midwest Employers Casualty (MEC) is a member of the W. R. Berkley Corporation, a fortune 500 company, rated A+ (Superior) by A.M. Best Company, based in Chesterfield, MO. We improve the quality of life for employees severely injured on the job and help companies understand and mitigate their risk for workers' compensation injuries.
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CFA, PRMIA PRM, GARP FRM, or other such financial risk management designation. Highly advanced PC and technical skills, including database applications (Access, Oracle, SQL, or equivalent technology), spreadsheets, statistical programs, and actuarial software (MoSes, TAS, AXIS, Prophet, or equivalent.
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The Life Product Actuary will have several primary objectives: 1) partner effectively with product management and implementation teams to modernize product offerings for profitable growth, 2) execute best practice pricing techniques for assumption setting and financial modeling in adherence to internal Pricing Standards, and 3) communicate product initiatives to build trust and secure governance approvals from senior management.
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The Associate Actuary’s role is to take the lead in coordinating, preparing, performing, and communicating increasingly complex statistical and actuarial analyses required to estimate expected losses for insurance products on an individual policy level or across the entire portfolio and/or project future financial results.
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The RoleAs a Consulting Actuary on the Retirement team, you will apply your consulting, technical, and project management skills in the areas of retirement plan valuations, design, compliance, and risk and financial management for all types of retirement plans including defined benefit, defined contribution and retiree medical.
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The Life Product Actuary will join a team of actuaries and analysts within the Product Development department of Protective’s Protection Division. We support diversity, equity, and inclusion by working to develop a culture of inclusion and belonging led by leaders who develop potential and embrace unique skills and abilities.
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