Role OverviewThe Chief Financial Officer (CFO) will lead the financial strategy, financial performance, capital management, investment finance, treasury, reporting, and financial governance of a diversified Insurance & Investment organization.
What You Will Do
The CFO will develop and execute the organization's overall financial strategy, advise the CEO and Board on financial performance, and lead financial decision-making across insurance, investment, and corporate operations.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The successful candidate will combine deep financial expertise with strong commercial and investment acumen and will be capable of operating in a highly regulated financial-services environment.
Requirements
- 15+ years of progressive finance experience
- Previous experience as CFO, Group CFO, Finance Director, VP Finance, Deputy CFO, or equivalent
- Significant experience within insurance, asset management, investment management, banking, pensions, financial services, or a related regulated financial institution
- Strong understanding of insurance financial statements, investment portfolios, capital management, and regulatory requirements
- Proven experience managing complex balance sheets, liquidity, capital, and financial performance
- Strong experience working with Boards, regulators, auditors, investors, rating agencies, and senior executives
- Demonstrated experience in financial strategy, investment analysis, and capital allocation
Benefits
- Competitive executive compensation package
- Performance-based incentives
- Executive benefits
- Other benefits commensurate with experience and market benchmarks
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