- Company Name
- Societe Generale Assurances
- Job Title
- Chargé d'études Actuarielles International
- Job Description
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Job title: International Actuarial Studies Officer
Role Summary:
Lead technical and regulatory implementation of life insurance products for international subsidiaries, ensuring adherence to actuarial standards, risk management, and profitability. Act as coordinator and facilitator between head office actuarial teams and global entities, overseeing pricing, reserving, product development, and technical reporting.
Expectations:
- Maintain technical accuracy and regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions (French, local, IFRS).
- Provide timely, quality actuarial outputs to support commercial, finance, and transformation teams.
- Act as the primary actuarial liaison for international entities, driving cross‑functional collaboration.
Key Responsibilities:
- Price and provision life products for entities lacking local actuaries; manage multi‑norm responses (French law, local regulations, IFRS 4/17).
- Conduct technical studies of statutory and consolidated accounts, profitability, and claims experience; monitor pricing adequacy and trend.
- Prepare technical components of RFPs (pricing decomposition, business plan, exclusions, and limits).
- Support budgeting processes under IFRS 4/17 and contribute to technical committees.
- Lead product feasibility studies, define technical characteristics, and author technical documents and contracts.
- Coordinate and supervise local actuary teams as required; ensure technical monitoring and profit analysis.
- Contribute to Solvency II/ORSA work and support implementation of new standards or tools.
- Develop and automate calculation, projection, and reporting tools.
- Facilitate transfer of knowledge and deployment of new programs across the group.
Required Skills:
- Proficiency in life insurance actuarial techniques: pricing, reserving, and technical analysis.
- Advanced Excel (VBA) and actuarial software (SAS, Python, R); familiarity with ResQ is an asset.
- Strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities; capacity to simplify and communicate findings.
- Excellent written and oral communication, drafting technical and business documentation.
- Collaborative mindset; ability to engage and influence global stakeholders and local teams.
- Adaptability to diverse regulatory environments and ability to manage competing priorities.
- Fluent in English; written and spoken.
Required Education & Certifications:
- Minimum Master’s level (Bac+5) in Actuarial Science, Statistics, Econometrics, Mathematics, or Computer Science.
- Preferably a qualified actuary from the Institute of Actuaries (Institut des Actuaires) or equivalent professional credential.
- Minimum one year of experience in individual life insurance actuarial work, ideally within an international context.