
Oversight Actuary
- Den Haag, Zuid-Holland
- € 5.765-8.236 per maand
- Vast
- Voltijds
- Provide independent oversight of the actuarial practices at NN’s business units, focusing on reserving, underwriting, reinsurance, and assumption governance.
- Actively advise Group and local management, contributing insight that informs strategic decisions and strengthens financial resilience.
- Lead the development and maintenance of actuarial methodologies and standards, ensuring consistency, transparency, and regulatory compliance.
- Contribute to clear and impactful actuarial reporting for senior stakeholders, on topics such as solvency ratio developments and new business insights.
- Contribute to the delivery and continuous enhancement of the Group Actuarial Function activities, including providing independent opinions on specific topics under SII and IFRS17.
- Build strong relationships across the actuarial and risk communities, facilitating knowledge sharing, best practices, and innovation.
- Drive continuous improvement of actuarial processes, promoting efficiency, data-driven insight, and effective use of tools and automation.
NN invests in an inclusive, inspiring work environment and skills and competencies for the future. We match this with employee benefits aligned with what is needed today and in the future. This way, we offer our employees the opportunity to get the best out of themselves. We offer you:
- A salary between €5,765 and €8,236 (based on a 36-hour work week) depending on your knowledge and experience
- A 13th month and holiday allowance are paid with your monthly salary
- 27 vacation days for a 5-day working week and one Diversity Day
- A modern pension administered by BeFrank
- Hybrid working conditions. Together with your team, you decide where, when and how you work. The official location of this job is The Hague
- Plenty of training and learning opportunities
- NS Business Card 2nd class, which gives you unlimited travel, also privately. Prefer to travel with your own transport? Then you can simply declare the kilometres travelled
- Allowances for setting up your home office and for internet use
- A bachelor’s or master’s degree in Econometrics, Actuarial Science or another quantitative field
- At least 6 years of experience in life or non-life insurance, focused on actuarial valuation and/or reporting
- Strong analytical and numerical skills to challenge and explain Solvency II and IFRS17 results
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate numbers into meaningful insights