SOLVENCY II PROJECT MANAGER
Our client, a leading insurance provider, is seeking a number of Solvency II Project Managers to work within the business on an interim basis for six months. The projects that my client is looking to recruit into focus on changes in accordance to both regulatory and strategic requirements. This covers Accounting, Actuarial and Capital Management applications, processes and reporting. The successful applicant will be accountable for the end to end delivery, applying fit-for-purpose application of project management disciplines and methodologies, to support Solvency II business outcomes. Specific accountabilities will include: the delivery and governance of agreed pieces of work to time, cost and quality standards; demonstration of effective governance of risk, issue and dependency management; building and maintaining strong relationships with the business and other key stakeholders; effectively controlling external resources and suppliers where applicable; deploying appropriate IT and Change toolkit (e.g QMS/Agile) to ensure a focus on quality and timely delivery (this includes proactive management of fit-for-purpose delivery methodology, timely gating submissions and supporting project documentation); leading the delivery of solutions that support and enhance the IT/Finance system architecture and operate within the agreed business service levels and standards; engaging with service and release management in a timely manner (if applicable) to ensure the provision of controlled environments and release management processes in order to support change; safeguarding system assets and ensuring short term delivery objectives are met without compromising longer term strategy and system integrity. The successful applicant will have strong project management experience and practical experience of delivering Solvency II regulatory initiatives. You’ll have solid financial services experience and knowledge of Actuarial and Accounting processes and common architectural themes. This role is offered on an interim basis for six months.
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