Actuary, Property and Casualty Position Available In East Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Tallo's Job Summary: Join a dynamic actuarial team at a Louisiana state government agency responsible for regulating the insurance industry. The role involves pricing, reserving, reinsurance, and addressing property insurance challenges. Requirements include 5 years of experience and FCAS or ACAS certification. The position is hybrid in Baton Rouge, LA.
Job Description
Property & Casualty Actuary, Louisiana Position Overview Join a dynamic actuarial team within a traditional and supportive work environment. Project work and investigative studies will include a combination of pricing, reserving, reinsurance, emerging issues and other topics. Company Highlights A state government agency responsible for regulating and overseeing the insurance industry in Louisiana. Their primary mission is to protect policyholders and ensure a fair and stable insurance market within the state. They are actively working to address the significant property insurance challenges in Louisiana following major hurricanes in 2020 and 2021 Community Highlights This opportunity is hybrid from Baton Rouge, LA Background Profile 5 years of experience, FCAS, ACAS or
ACAS, ASA
preferred Desire to impact the insurance industry in a meaningful way, stay advised of industry trends, and keep current on new techniques. Exchanges ideas and conveys complex information clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing, to other actuaries and non-actuaries alike. Strong analytic skills with a solid understanding of actuarial techniques, standards, and assumptions for pricing and reserving. Ability to work on multiple projects and prioritize work without extensive direction from supervisor. The Role You Will Play Review insurance company financial statements and rate filings, including adequacy, consistency, and transparency of key assumptions and methodologies. Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to investigate and review pricing and insurance methodologies, provide insights, and recommend changes to regulatory leaders. Contribute to the setting of standards and models for best practices relating to rating, solvency, and planning processes, tools, monitors, and implementations.