Executive Vice President (EVP) Finance – Insurance & Investments
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About this role
Executive Vice President (EVP) Finance – Insurance & Investments
About the Role
The Executive Vice President (EVP) Finance is a senior enterprise-level finance executive responsible for providing strategic and operational financial leadership across the Group's insurance, investment, asset management, and related financial services businesses.
The EVP Finance will work closely with the Group CFO, CEO, Board, business-unit CEOs, investment leadership, and senior executives to strengthen financial performance, capital efficiency, profitability, governance, risk management, and long-term enterprise value.
Key Responsibilities
Lead enterprise-wide financial strategy, planning, budgeting, forecasting, and performance management.
Provide executive oversight of financial performance across subsidiaries, business units, and investment platforms.
Drive Group-wide FP&A, management reporting, financial modelling, and commercial finance.
Monitor revenue, profitability, expenses, margins, cash flow, ROE, ROIC, and return on capital.
Oversee financial management of insurance operations, including premiums, claims, reserves, reinsurance, underwriting performance, and profitability.
Provide financial leadership for investment and asset management businesses, including portfolio reporting, valuation, investment income, performance analysis, and cost management.
Lead strategic capital planning, capital allocation, solvency, liquidity, and balance-sheet optimization.
Provide executive oversight of treasury, funding, cash management, and liquidity planning.
Establish and strengthen Group-wide financial governance, internal controls, accounting policies, and risk-management frameworks.
Ensure compliance with applicable accounting standards, tax requirements, insurance regulations, investment regulations, and statutory reporting requirements.
Lead financial evaluation and due diligence for M&A, acquisitions, joint ventures, strategic investments, restructuring, and market expansion.
Partner with the Investment, Actuarial, Risk, Compliance, Legal, Treasury, and Operations functions on major strategic and financial decisions.