My role was within the IFRS17 Financial Impact team to develop IFRS17 assumptions including expenses and discount rate assumptions. I also provide support to other areas, such as risk adjustment calculations, assumptions delivery and review of results.

I have gathered historic assumptions for the transition calculations of the IFRS17 opening balance sheet. This involves developing an appropriate data sourcing strategy and prepared the historic data for the MG-ALFA model. I have also supported the development of IFRS17 assumptions, such as expenses and risk discount rates.

My current role is with the IMOR project. The IMOR project is to deliver the business readiness of the harmonized Internal Model after integrating the Standard Life book. I prepare the assumptions from both Phoenix and Standard Life for the MG-ALFA model testing. I support the various Dry Runs testing from the assumption perspective, which includes sourcing the assumptions, delivering, and managing and fixing defects from the model runs.

This role was with the Cashflow Migration project. The Cashflow project is a transition project to integrate the Standard Life book. I developed a new process of the Asset Share Roll forward and Profit and Loss Attribution that meet the design requirements of harmonizing the Phoenix and Standard Life businesses.

This contract role was in the Process Harmonisation project. I improved the production processes for the base assumptions by improving efficiency, auditability and automating of the processes.This involved reviewing and consolidating the assumptions sources. I developed and tested the update tool to automate the related Assumption templates.

I worked in the IFRS17 project in this six-month role, collaborated with different senior stakeholders and supported the model testing. I took ownership of the delivery the assumption developments that required satisfying the IFRS17 requirements and design specifications. The assumptions I spent most time on is the risk discount rate. I also embedded the new assumptions processes into BAU.

I qualified as an actuary in 2016 and took up the role of exam marker to mark the ST2 and SA2 exam papers for the Actuarial Profession. Previously I volunteered as a GP (Guinea Pig) to review the 2016 CT3 exam paper.

I worked in the Modelling Team of the wider Solvency II team. My main roles involved developing models the company used internally under the Solvency II regime. My work involved a range of activities:• Calibrating the SCR stress parameters and producing the SCR IMAP (Internal model approval process) results• Interpreting any research literature and gather data to help support the methodology to quantify the risks• Help setting the control framework for the internal model… Show more I worked in the Modelling Team of the wider Solvency II team. My main roles involved developing models the company used internally under the Solvency II regime. My work involved a range of activities:• Calibrating the SCR stress parameters and producing the SCR IMAP (Internal model approval process) results• Interpreting any research literature and gather data to help support the methodology to quantify the risks• Help setting the control framework for the internal model • Develop calculations of the risk margin and asset shares• Reconciling calculations between a stochastic model and a deterministic model• Performing model design and development• Liaising with Price Waterhouse Coopers over an independent review of the model we developed Show less

I worked in the reporting team of the finance department. My work involved a wide range of activities including:• Monitoring and performing experience analysis• Managing the monthly report timetable and delegating tasks to other team members• Updating the economic basis used in the PROPHET model which included producing monthly reporting results and analyzing the results• PROPHET model development