Assistant Vice President, Capital Forecasting - Finance

Fortitude Re•Nashville, TN

4d•$160,000 - $180,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Fortitude Reinsurance Company Ltd. (Fortitude Re) is a leading provider of legacy reinsurance solutions, working with global insurance companies to execute transformational solutions for legacy Life & Annuity and P&C lines. The company manages a substantial general account and is backed by sophisticated institutional investors. Fortitude Re's leadership team possesses extensive industry experience and a proven track record in managing complex legacy liabilities. The AVP, Capital Management Forecasting - Finance will be a key member of the Capital Management Forecasting Team (CMFT), responsible for delivering consolidated forecasts across various financial bases to support strategic decision-making. This role reports to the VP, Capital Forecasting Finance Manager and involves forecasting financial metrics and integrating results into enterprise applications. CMFT collaborates closely with Actuarial Modeling, Investments, Treasury, and Finance, serving a wide array of internal and external stakeholders.

Requirements

Undergraduate degree required with finance, accounting, actuarial science and other quantitative fields preferred.
7+ years of experience in financial reporting, FP&A or a related field within the insurance/reinsurance industry.
Working knowledge of US GAAP accounting principles and financial reporting requirements; exposure to asset accounting and liability valuations a plus.
Proficiency in financial modeling with a solid understanding of the financial and economic drivers of an insurance or reinsurance business.
Familiarity with financial systems, general ledger platforms, and FP&A toolsets; experience supporting enterprise system requirements a plus.
Strong project management and organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple deliverables within structured reporting timelines.
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with high attention to detail.
Effective written and oral communication skills, including the ability to summarize and present financial results clearly to internal stakeholders.

Nice To Haves

CPA, CFA, or equivalent accounting designation preferred; actuarial exam progress (ASA/FSA track) also valued.

Responsibilities

Execute the quarterly production of financial-based forecast outputs, including management earnings and valuation, US GAAP, and financial-based capital constraints such as leverage ratios, across a range of scenarios and sensitivities.
Support the development and maintenance of US GAAP-based projections, partnering with Finance on reconciliations to ensure consistency between forecast outputs and the enterprise financial reporting framework.
Conduct detailed attribution of forecasting model results for period-over-period movements, and reconciliations of capital-based forecasts to actual and Budget results.
Support the definition and documentation of business requirements and assist the Actuarial Modeling team in investigating issues, testing new functionality and validating changes prior to production deployment.
Perform trend analysis to validate that forecasted reporting items are consistent with, or clearly explainable relative to, actual reported results, with particular focus on US GAAP and management basis outputs.
Execute controls as designed to ensure the accuracy and auditability of all projection outputs and escalate issues for resolution as they arise.
Develop and maintain supplementary processes and analytical tools to extend the enterprise forecasting model’s coverage, ensuring reporting requirements are met across entities, accounts, and business segments not directly modeled within the core architecture.
Contribute to automation and model architecture improvement initiatives to reduce manual processes and improve scalability across forecasting outputs.
Support the preparation of senior management and board-level reporting materials, including capital forecast summaries and variance commentary for management committees.