I support insurance, reinsurance and financial services clients on complex actuarial, regulatory, financial and transformation matters, with a focus on Solvency II, technical provisions, risk modelling, regulatory reporting, captives, reinsurance and actuarial/accounting process automation.

My work combines actuarial expertise, project leadership and technology-enabled delivery. I contribute to both audit and advisory engagements, helping clients strengthen the reliability, governance and efficiency of their actuarial, reporting and risk management processes.

Key areas of experience include:

– Supporting clients with Solvency II topics, including diagnosis, quantitative analysis, risk management, model review and optimisation considerations.
– Leading and reviewing actuarial provisioning workstreams as part of audit and assurance engagements.
– Delivering actuarial advisory projects across reserving, pricing, risk modelling, regulatory reporting and Solvency II.
– Supporting insurance, reinsurance and captive-related projects, including feasibility analysis, capital considerations, portfolio transfer topics and restructuring considerations.
– Supporting reinsurance optimisation and transfer pricing analysis in insurance and captive environments.
– Contributing to M&A and transaction-related assignments involving insurance or pension topics, in line with local and international standards.
– Developing and improving actuarial, reporting and analytical tools to increase efficiency, reliability and consistency.
– Bridging actuarial, business and technology teams in complex delivery environments.
– Supporting business development initiatives across insurance, banking, infrastructure and related sectors.

I worked as a qualified actuary in a specialised insurance and reinsurance environment, contributing to actuarial function work, reserving, product development, Solvency II, data quality, modelling and process optimisation.

This role strengthened my ability to combine technical actuarial work with business analysis, regulatory requirements, IT coordination and operational implementation.

Key areas of experience include:

– Participating in new product projects, particularly in Construction and Non-Life affinity insurance.
– Preparing business plans, market analyses, benchmarks, back-testing analyses and pricing tools.
– Developing Excel-based pricing, reserving and actuarial calculators to support business and technical teams.
– Contributing to project management with external providers, including needs analysis, technical specifications and IT issue resolution.
– Assessing data quality and provision sufficiency under Solvency I and Solvency II frameworks, particularly for Caution and Construction lines of business.
– Contributing to the design of the Data Warehouse system model.
– Contributing to the Partial Internal Model of CAMCA Assurance for Non-Life underwriting risk on the Caution product.
– Participating in discussions with the Luxembourg insurance regulator, the CAA, regarding the Partial Internal Model approval process.
– Drafting and maintaining actuarial calculation processes, tools and technical documentation.

I started my actuarial career within the Actuarial Function team of Assurances du Crédit Mutuel, working on reserving, actuarial modelling, data quality, Solvency II documentation and technical reporting.

In addition to my actuarial work, I acted as SAS / SAS Enterprise Guide referent for a team of around 10 people, supporting tool usage, process improvement and analytical workflows.

Key areas of experience include:

– Contributing to the design of decision-making information system models.
– Assessing data quality and provision sufficiency under Solvency I and Solvency II frameworks.
– Performing margin analyses and provision calculations for Savings and Borrower insurance lines of business, including mortality and disability risks.
– Drafting technical notes, actuarial reports and formalised opinions on Solvency II models as part of the Actuarial Function.
– Supporting the team as SAS / SAS Enterprise Guide referent, helping improve actuarial data analysis and reporting processes.

As part of my Master’s thesis in actuarial science, I developed a loss distribution generator to estimate counterparty risk using historical and market data in R.

I also created aviation and satellite databases using web scraping, PHP, MySQL and API-based data collection, combining actuarial modelling, data engineering and risk analysis.

Key areas of experience include:

– Developing a loss distribution generator for counterparty risk analysis.
– Using R for actuarial modelling and statistical analysis.
– Building structured aviation and satellite risk databases.
– Combining web scraping, PHP, MySQL and external data sources to support risk analysis.

I contributed to the documentation and optimisation of internal risk modelling processes related to mortality and longevity scenarios.

Key areas of experience include:

– Producing detailed documentation of the internal longevity model.
– Optimising tools used to generate mortality and longevity scenarios.
– Supporting stochastic mortality modelling work for STEC calculation purposes.

I worked on process improvement for actuarial reporting using VBA and Access, with a focus on simplifying technical reporting and supporting quarterly actuarial analyses.

Key areas of experience include:

– Improving VBA and Access tools used for technical reports and actuarial reviews.
– Supporting Q2 P&L reporting and IBNR calculation processes.
– Contributing to more efficient and structured actuarial reporting workflows.