We are looking for a Corporate Actuary to join our Finance team in Gothenburg. This role focuses on reserving, financial closing, and reporting, offering a unique opportunity to work at the heart of a globally respected marine insurer.

About the position
As a Corporate Actuary, you will work closely with the Club’s actuarial processes related to technical provisions, financial closing, and reporting. The role combines both quantitative analysis and qualitative reporting, with a strong focus on ensuring quality, transparency, and consistency in actuarial calculations and supporting documentation.

You will be part of the Finance team, which is responsible for all financial, legal, and regulatory reporting of the Club. The team works collaboratively across functions to ensure high standards and a consistent approach.

You will contribute to the Club’s actuarial processes related to technical provisions, financial closing, and regulatory reporting. Acting as a key partner across functions, you will support decision-making by delivering robust actuarial insights.

You will work closely with colleagues in Finance, Risk, Claims, Underwriting, and Reinsurance, you will also help develop and enhance actuarial methods, tools, and processes.

Key responsibilities include:

• Lead the actuarial reserving process across all lines of business, delivering quarterly and annual reserve assessments in line with IFRS 17 and Solvency II

• Contribute to financial closing and reporting processes, ensuring high-quality actuarial input

• Develop and maintain the internal model for Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR) calculations, contributing to the ORSA process

• Actively contributing to the quarterly financial closing and reporting process

• Prepare actuarial reports and analyses for senior management and external stakeholders including S&P Global

• Monitor and analyse claims trends, large loss developments and emerging risks within the marine insurance market

• Deliver technical input to the Club’s reinsurance programme, including exposure modelling and programme optimisation analysis

• Collaborate cross-functionality with finance, underwriting, claims and risk to embed actuarial insights throughout the organisation

• Support submissions to audits and regulatory reporting to local supervisor in Sweden as well as supervisors in the UK, Hongkong and Singapore

Contribute to the continuous improvement of actuarial models, tools and methodlogies

Qualifications and experience

• Degree in actuarial science, mathematics, mathematical statistics, or a related field

• Experience in general (non-life) insurance actuarial work

• Strong technical knowledge of reserving methodologies (chain-ladder, Bornhuetter-Ferguson, stochastic methods) and capital modelling

• Solid grounding in Solvency II framework and IFRS 17

• Proven experience presentling complex actuarial findings clearly to non-actuarial audiences including senior leadership

• Proficiency in actuarial and data tools – R, Pyton, Excel/VBA, familiarity with ResQ or similar reserving software is advantageous

• Strong analytical mindset combined with commercial awareness of the marine insurance market is an advantage

• Fluency in English (Swedish is an advantage, not a requirement)

• Understanding of reinsurance and its impact on technical provisions

Who you are

• Proactive, collaborative, and driven to improve processes and outcomes

• Structured, detail-oriented, and analytically strong

• A clear and confident communicator, both written and verbal

• Solution-oriented with a pragmatic mindset

• Curious and motivated to develop within the actuarial field

What we offer

• Gothenburg headquarters with a modern, flexible working environment and strong work-life balance culture

• A genuinely specialist role in one of the world's leading mutual marine insurers, operating at the cutting edge of maritime risk

• High visibility across the organisation with direct engagement with senior management and the Board

• Collaborative, international culture grounded in the Club's values of quality, care and long-term member relationships

• Competitive remuneration package including pension, health benefits and professional development support

• Continued support for actuarial professional development and industry engagement

At The Swedish Club, you will be trusted with responsibility from day one and given the opportunity to grow and develop within an international environment. We value collaboration, openness, and engagement – and we expect everyone to contribute to a culture built on trust, curiosity, and a shared commitment to our members.

About The Swedish Club
The Swedish Club is a leading mutual marine insurance association with a proud heritage dating back to 1872. Headquartered in Gothenburg, with offices across Gothenburg, Hong Kong, London, Singapore, New York, Oslo and Athens, we support shipowners and charterers worldwide with P&I, Hull and Machinery, FD&D, and a range of other marine insurance solutions.

As part of its continued international growth journey, The Swedish Club has recently strengthened its presence in the Americas through the establishment of a New York office – an important strategic step that brings the Club even closer to members and partners in one of the world’s most significant maritime markets.

As a member-owned organisation, we focus on building long-term relationships, maintaining financial strength, and delivering high-quality, personal service. We are known for our hands-on approach to claims handling, strong technical expertise, and proactive work within loss prevention.

Application Process

Due to GDPR regulations, we are unable to accept applications via email. If you have any questions regarding the role or the application process, please contact Amanda Stenberg, People Specialist, at Amanda.Stenberg@swedishclub.com. We apply a rolling selection process and encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible. The final date to apply is 12 June 2026.