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A defined benefit plan, IPERS benefits are guaranteed for life, meaning once you retire, you will receive the same monthly benefit for the remainder of your life (once vested.
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Provide actuarial oversight, analytical leadership and contribute to advancing the vision for our defined benefit plan consulting practice. What You'll DoWe re looking for a Sr. Actuary II to provide actuarial consulting services for our Defined Benefits clients.
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We support your growth through training programs, workshops, and tuition reimbursement. We invest in your long-term financial well-being, so you can retire with peace of mind. Enjoy the peace of mind knowing that the State of Iowa covers 90% of the premiums, providing you and your loved ones with excellent coverage at a remarkably low cost.
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Help distribution teams drive growth in the Defined Benefit market Cultivate a deep understanding and application of target market research, marketing and competitive trends, market dynamics and regulations.
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Knowledge of Defined Benefit plans/valuation or PRT pricing (or similar products) strongly preferred. For Principal Asset Management positions, you'll need to follow an Investment Code of Ethics related to personal and business conduct as well as personal trading activities for you and members of your household.
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