Associate II, Risk Analyst
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Work From Home / Birmingham, ALFull-TimeJunior
Salary70,000 - 100,000 USD per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- 2-4 years’ experience in financial services is required
- Required Skills
- Artificial IntelligenceMicrosoft Excel
Requirements
- Undergraduate degree in quantitative business discipline such as finance, economics, or accounting
- 2-4 years’ experience in financial services is required; insurance preferred
- Understanding of asset-liability matching principles
- Understanding of risk/return relationships of fixed income asset classes and how economic indicators such as inflation and interest rates impact such assets
- Strong analytical and critical‑thinking skills with the ability to work with large and complex data sets
- Knowledge of accounting principles and financial statements both in reported financials and projection models
- Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to explain results, both oral and written
- Advanced Microsoft Excel proficiency, including complex formulas, pivot tables and data analysis
Responsibilities
- Expand and enhance processes and models for the efficient measurement and monitoring of investment, market, and capital risk.
- Research and leverage AI to build advanced analytical techniques to examine and derive risk insights, metrics, and attribution.
- Expand understanding of the company’s financials under different accounting and capital regimes, product mixes, and investment strategies.
- Develop and enhance processes to support risk reporting on the company’s Strategic Risk Appetite.
- Produce thoughtful, accurate analysis to support all strategic and tactical Enterprise initiatives, including large-scale portfolio trades, M&A, reinsurance, strategic business partnerships, stress-testing, and quantitative model reviews.
- Work with Inforce Projections, Valuation, Pricing, ALM, Investments and Finance teams on any relevant projects.
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