Vice President of Actuarial Services
Role Description This full-time, remote Vice President of Actuarial Services role at Fundação Ageas is responsible for leading the actuarial function, overseeing pricing, reserving, capital modeling, and risk analytics across the organization. The role involves directing the development and validation of actuarial models, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and internal governance standards, and providing expert insight for insurance product design and portfolio management. The Vice President collaborates with executive leadership to support strategic and financial decision-making, prepares and presents reports to senior stakeholders and boards, and aligns actuarial assumptions with business objectives. Day-to-day activities include guiding actuarial teams, reviewing and challenging analyses, coordinating with finance and risk management, and driving continuous improvement in methodologies, tools, and data quality.
Qualifications
Strong analytical skills, including advanced quantitative analysis, modeling, and interpretation of complex data sets. Expertise in finance and actuarial concepts, including insurance accounting, capital management, and financial performance drivers. Proven experience in strategic planning and budgeting, with the ability to link actuarial insights to long-term business plans and resource allocation. Demonstrated team leadership capabilities, including mentoring, performance management, and building high-performing actuarial teams. Relevant actuarial qualifications (e.g., fellowship or equivalent professional designation) and significant experience in insurance or financial services. Proficiency with actuarial software, statistical tools, and data visualization platforms; strong Excel and data analysis skills. Excellent communication skills, with the ability to explain complex concepts to non-technical stakeholders and influence executive decisions. Experience working effectively in remote or hybrid environments, with strong organizational skills and self-management. Knowledge of regulatory frameworks and risk management practices relevant to insurance and financial services.