(Senior) Capital and Balance Sheet Reporting Specialist

Are you someone who is eager to take a deep dive into an insurer’s balance sheet and risk profile, uncover key developments, and explain them with clarity? Do you thrive in a dynamic, ambitious environment that’s poised for growth? If so, we want to hear from you!

We are Athora Netherlands, an insurance company with the well-known brands Zwitserleven and Reaal. We are mainly involved in pensions and life insurance in the Dutch market. We are part of a European group with offices in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany and Italy. We are a strong company with over one million customers and we want to grow into one of the most important players in the rapidly changing pension market in the coming years. That is why we are looking for people who are not afraid of change, who are getting things done, who have the ambition to achieve results and who therefore know how to get the best out of themselves and their team. Smarter together, we call it.

As a Capital and Balance Sheet Reporting Specialist, you’ll play a pivotal role in connecting past performance, future projections, and scenario analyses across all reporting regimes, such as FRS, Economic, Solvency II, and Tax. Your insights will directly support strategic decision-making on solvency and capital generation.

As Capital and Balance Sheet Reporting Specialist, you will be responsible for:

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  Owning and overseeing the production of key regulatory and governance reports, such as Solvency II and IFRS

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  Analysing results, identifying and explaining key drivers of movements, and reporting these in external reports (e.g. SFCR) and internal reports (e.g. ORSA and internal Solvency II & IFRS reports)

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  Representing actuarial topics in senior committees and interacting with shareholders, auditors, and supervisors

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  Sharing knowledge proactively within the team and across the division

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  Delivering risk reports accurately and on time

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  Identifying relevant developments and explaining their impact on the balance sheet and solvency position

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  Driving improvements in modelling, tooling, and ways of working, including automation and the use of modern technologies