Associate Director, Actuarial Pricing & Inforce Management

About the role

The Associate Director, Actuarial Pricing & Inforce Management is a senior actuarial leader responsible for driving pricing excellence across new product initiatives, in‑force portfolio management and company‑wide strategic projects. The role ensures adherence to corporate pricing standards, upholds actuarial integrity and provides trusted pricing guidance to senior stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

• Lead actuarial pricing for new product development, repricing exercises, product enhancements and in‑force initiatives, aligning with profitability, risk appetite and corporate objectives.
• Own end‑to‑end pricing deliverables, including assumption setting, financial modelling, experience analysis, sensitivity testing and thorough documentation.
• Act as a senior reviewer of pricing work, identifying risks, limitations and opportunities for improvement.
• Represent actuarial pricing in cross‑functional initiatives such as strategic transformation, distribution strategy changes, regulatory projects and system implementations.
• Shape new business pricing strategy, monitor post‑launch performance and recommend corrective actions to achieve profitability targets.
• Oversee in‑force portfolio management, focusing on persistency, business quality and portfolio value, and collaborate with operations, finance and risk teams to drive improvement initiatives.
• Support the Chief Actuary on ad‑hoc, strategic and high‑impact projects.

Required profile

• Extensive senior actuarial experience, preferably in pricing and in‑force portfolio management.
• Demonstrated ability to lead and mentor actuarial talent.
• Strong analytical mindset with a focus on profitability and risk management.
• Excellent communication skills to articulate pricing impacts to senior management and cross‑functional partners.

Required skills

• Deep expertise in actuarial pricing methodology and financial modelling.
• Proficiency in experience analysis, sensitivity testing and documentation of pricing assumptions.
• Ability to apply actuarial governance frameworks and maintain high standards of integrity.