IFRS17 Accountant (Business Analyst)
Republic of Ireland
IFRS17 Accountant (Business Analyst)
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Republic of Ireland
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Start your job searchIFRS17 Accountant - Business Analyst required for international Insurance Company - remote working opportunities in Ireland. Excellent opportunities for experienced and qualified candidates
This position will support the IFRS17 Operational Readiness work stream in the design and delivery of processes, controls and governance to facilitate the production of an IFRS17 result.
The role will focus on:
Operational Readiness is one of the key work streams within the IFRS 17 programme. This role will support the workstream in ensuring financial control expertise is applied to the programme and work on the detailed delivery of these activities. The role will contribute to the Operational Readiness work stream activities, integrating with the other work streams and BAU functions resulting in a complete delivery of IFRS 17 group reporting capability. More specifically this role will focus on the following scope of activities:
- Target Operating Model
- Processes and Controls
- Reporting and Analytics
- Testing
The successful candidate will have:
- Accounting professional qualification - Essential, i.e. ACA, ACCA, CIMA
- Relevant experience gained working within a similar role within the insurance industry - Essential
- General commercial and financial knowledge
- Proven experience of performing financial control and close process activities
- Proven post qualification financial reporting experience, ideally gained within the Insurance sector
- Proven experience working on an implementation project
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