FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Financial Lines Pricing Actuary Analyst role at CHUBB Global Markets?
The primary focus of the role is on managing the case pricing process for CGM Financial Lines & Cyber, specifically for the London underwriting team that writes risks across the globe.
What key responsibilities will the Analyst have in this role?
Key responsibilities include acting as the key actuarial partner to underwriters, overseeing the case pricing process, developing and calibrating experience rating tools, and assisting with key priorities in collaboration with other teams.
What qualifications are required for the Financial Lines Pricing Actuary Analyst position?
Required qualifications include being a highly motivated team player, having experience in case pricing and portfolio management, possessing loss modeling and statistical analysis skills, and having a strong knowledge of commercial insurance and systemic risk.
What software and tools should candidates be proficient in for this role?
Candidates should have strong skills in Microsoft Office (especially Excel) and R. Experience with Dataiku, VBA, ResQ, Radar, and Python would be beneficial.
Is a professional actuarial qualification required for this position?
Yes, candidates should have a professional actuarial qualification or have made reasonable progress towards becoming qualified.
What type of communication skills are expected for this role?
Strong communication skills are essential, with the ability to articulate complex messages clearly and concisely to a broad range of audiences, both verbally and in writing. Proficiency in English is required.
Where is this position based?
This position is based in London, allowing for direct interaction with the underwriting team.
Will there be opportunities to collaborate with other teams?
Yes, there will be opportunities to assist the EMEA Financial Lines & Cyber Pricing team on key priorities and strategic projects.
What kind of work environment can I expect in this role?
The role requires adaptability to a fast-paced environment, working closely with a diverse team that comprises different professional backgrounds.
Is experience in loss modeling important for this role?
Yes, loss modeling and statistical analysis skills are critical to effectively support case pricing of risks and binders.