Insurance

Actuarial function

The actuarial function sits at the heart of the business, providing deep insights on data, quantifying liabilities and risks, informing strategic decisions and proving value-adding challenge.

Insurance Uncut

LCP's podcast about insurance

Join show hosts Charl Cronje, Jessica Snowball and guests to discuss key issues impacting the general insurance market.

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The risk function of the future

In this report, we present a blueprint for the risk function of the future – a team that fuses the power of automation, analytics and AI with human judgement and strong relationships.

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Solvency II: Navigating evolving and emerging risks

Our seventh annual review of the Solvency II public reporting for 100 of the top UK and Irish non-life insurers provides insights into the financial strength of the insurance industry, including the impact of inflation, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and other key emerging risks.

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Annual reserving seminar

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What does a good reserving process look like in 2024 and beyond?

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We help clients to ensure that their actuarial function is firing on all cylinders.

We provide our clients with:

Best in class analytics tools saving significant time and freeing up actuaries to focus on adding value to the business.
The ability to outsource part or all of the actuarial function (including the Chief Actuary) on an interim or ongoing basis.
Market benchmarking and insight to enable the actuarial function to place its advice in a broader context.
Peer review for senior actuaries to meet professional requirements and provide a wider market perspective.
Skilled actuarial resource for key projects and busy periods.
Mentoring for actuaries aiming to make the most of their careers.
Regular Chief Actuary roundtables to enable clients to gain insight from market peers.

We have several individuals with UK Chief Actuary practising certificates. We also have deep expertise in providing the Head of Actuarial Function role in Ireland and the detailed requirements of the Irish Domestic Actuarial Regime, as well as the Appointed Actuary role and regulatory regime in Australia.