With a company culture rooted in collaboration, expertise and innovation, we aim to promote progress and inspire our clients, employees, investors and communities to achieve their greatest potential. Arch Insurance International is seeking a nearly qualified or qualified Actuary to support the continued growth and development of Arch’s European business. This is a broad, business-facing pricing role, providing actuarial pricing support across lines of business including Property, Casualty, Marine, Financial Lines and other Specialty classes. Supported by Arch's London Pricing Centre of Excellence, the successful candidate will help develop, enhance and localise pricing capabilities for AIEU’s European business, bringing local market insight into model development while supporting underwriting teams across multiple European markets. Provide actuarial support to underwriters on individual account pricing, particularly for larger and more complex risks, using appropriate actuarial pricing methods and commercial judgement. Price Monitoring:



Manage regular price monitoring for renewal & new business, identifying weaknesses in the current approach and working with underwriting managers and pricing colleagues to implement improvements. Planning & Forecast Planning Support: Work with reserving, pricing and underwriting teams to develop expected loss ratios, emergence patterns and anticipated return metrics for each business segment as part of the planning process. Bridging Analysis: Support analysis between pricing, planning and reserving views of performance, helping management understand movements in expected profitability and portfolio mix.
General Responsibilities In addition to the specific deliverables listed above, the candidate will also need to focus on the following, more general objectives. Professional Development: Maintain continuous professional development, technical skills and professional credentials.

Fluent written and spoken English is required.
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📌 Actuarial Analyst (España)
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