Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
About the Role
Key Responsibilities
- Financial Strategy & Executive Leadership
Develop and execute the organization's overall financial strategy. Advise the CEO, President, and Board on financial performance, capital allocation, investment strategy, and enterprise value creation. Translate corporate strategy into financial plans, budgets, forecasts, and measurable objectives. Lead financial decision-making across insurance, investment, and corporate operations. Establish strong financial governance and accountability across the organization.
- Financial Planning, Budgeting & Performance
Lead annual budgeting, forecasting, and long-term financial planning. Develop financial models and scenario analyses to support strategic decisions. Monitor revenue, profitability, expenses, capital efficiency, and operating performance. Establish financial KPIs and executive dashboards. Identify opportunities to improve profitability, efficiency, and shareholder returns.
3. Insurance Finance & Performance
Oversee financial management of insurance operations, including premiums, claims, reserves, expenses, and underwriting performance. Monitor key insurance financial metrics including loss ratios, combined ratios, expense ratios, and underwriting profitability. Partner with actuarial, underwriting, claims, and risk teams to assess financial performance and emerging exposures. Ensure appropriate financial treatment and reporting of insurance liabilities and reserves. Support pricing, product profitability, reinsurance, and portfolio decisions from a financial perspective.
- Investment Finance & Portfolio Management
Provide financial oversight of the organization's investment portfolio and investment activities. Partner with the CIO/Chief Investment Officer and Investment Committee on portfolio strategy and performance. Monitor investment income, realized/unrealized gains, asset allocation, liquidity, and risk-adjusted returns. Evaluate investment opportunities and strategic asset-allocation decisions. Ensure investment activities are aligned with the organization's liabilities, liquidity requirements, risk appetite, and regulatory requirements.
- Capital, Solvency & Balance Sheet Management
Lead capital planning and balance-sheet optimization. Monitor solvency, capital adequacy, liquidity, leverage, and financial resilience. Develop strategies to optimize the organization's capital structure and return on capital. Assess the financial impact of major business, investment, and insurance decisions on capital requirements. Work closely with Risk and Actuarial functions on capital and solvency assessments.
6. Asset-Liability Management (ALM)
7. Treasury & Liquidity
8. Regulatory & Financial Reporting
9. Risk Management & Financial Controls
10. Reinsurance & Capital Optimization
Provide financial oversight of reinsurance strategy and economics. Evaluate the financial and capital implications of reinsurance arrangements. Monitor reinsurance recoverables, counterparty exposure, and profitability. Support optimization of risk transfer, capital efficiency, and balance-sheet resilience.
- Corporate Development & Strategic Investments
Lead financial evaluation of acquisitions, strategic investments, joint ventures, and business expansion opportunities. Oversee financial due diligence, valuation, transaction modeling, and investment cases. Assess potential M&A opportunities and their impact on capital, solvency, earnings, and shareholder value. Support negotiations with investors, financial institutions, and strategic partners.
12. Investor & Stakeholder Relations
13. Finance Transformation & Technology
14. Leadership & Talent Development
Investment portfolio performance
Budget and forecast accuracy
Essential Experience
Preferred Experience
Education & Professional Qualifications
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Compensation
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