Actuarial


Actuaries play a crucial role in the insurance industry, and their responsibilities extend beyond mere number crunching. At an excess and surplus lines carrier like Admiral, where the risks are often unique and unconventional, the Actuarial department offers many exciting opportunities.

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What does the Actuarial Department do?

Dive into the core functions of Admiral’s actuaries, who play a crucial role in evaluating risks associated with non-standard insurance policies through meticulous analysis of factors like market trends and historical data.

Join Admiral’s Actuarial department and be part of a dynamic team driving innovation in the E&S market!

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Risk Assessment and Pricing

Our pricing actuaries are responsible for evaluating and quantifying risks associated with non-standard or high-risk insurance policies. This involves analyzing various factors such as the nature of the risk, market trends, and historical data to determine appropriate premium rates.

Reserving

Our reserving actuaries use their statistical and actuarial knowledge to calculate how much money needs to be set aside to pay future claims.

Modeling and Data Analysis

Actuaries extensively use mathematical models and statistical techniques to analyze data and project future trends. They develop models to simulate different scenarios, helping the company understand potential financial impacts and make informed decisions about risk management.

Continuous Learning

Given the dynamic nature of the insurance industry and the specialized risks involved in excess and surplus lines, Admiral’s actuaries are committed to continuous learning. Staying updated on industry trends, advancements in modeling techniques, and changes in regulatory frameworks is crucial.

Actuaries typically pursue professional certifications, such as those offered by the Society of Actuaries (SOA) or the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS), to enhance their qualifications and stay current in the field.

As part of Admiral’s commitment to professional development, we reward employees with a financial incentive for the successful completion of certain programs and certifications.

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Tighe Crovetti, Daria Karchev & Sophia Law looking at a computer screen with Tighe taking notes.

What’s it like to work in Admiral’s Actuarial Department?

Curious about life in our Actuarial department? Learn more about some of our teammates in their Q&As below, exploring the experiences and expertise that make our team thrive!

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Daria Kachev

Lead Pricing Actuary

Moorestown, NJ

Sophia Law

Actuarial Analyst – Reserving

Moorestown, NJ

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Interested in a Career in Actuarial?

Ready to define your actuarial journey?

Join Admiral’s Actuarial department and be part of a dynamic team driving innovation in the E&S market!

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