Vice President Finance Officer

Church Pension Group Services Corporation•New York, NY

8d•$200,000 - $230,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Vice President Finance Officer is responsible for optimizing the organization’s financial performance through integrated business finance, capital planning, liquidity management, balance sheet strategy, and financial governance. This leader partners closely with executive leadership and business units to ensure financial decisions maximize enterprise value while maintaining strong capital and liquidity positions. The role serves as the steward of the organization’s financial health through disciplined financial management and regulatory compliance. It also supports the calculation and financial evaluation of reinsurance programs, including their capital, liquidity, and risk-transfer implications. The VP partners closely with the Business, Actuarial, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), and Accounting teams to translate business strategy and actuarial decisions into cohesive, accurate, and insightful financial analysis and reporting for executive management and the Board of Directors.

Requirements

Deep understanding of capital frameworks, liquidity management, and regulatory environments
Strong knowledge of statutory accounting and financial reporting principles
Strategic thinker with the ability to translate complex financial concepts into clear insights
Excellent collaboration and influencing skills across finance functions
High attention to detail with strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
Strong communication and presentation skills
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related field
10+ years of experience in finance, with significant exposure to capital management, regulatory reporting, or treasury within financial services (P&C insurance experience strongly preferred)
3+yrs managerial experience required
CPA required

Nice To Haves

MBA or advanced degree preferred

Responsibilities

Oversee regulatory capital framework, including capital adequacy, and stress testing in collaboration with the business and actuarial teams
Monitor and manage liquidity position to ensure sufficient resources under normal and stressed conditions in collaboration with the claims and investment teams
Develop and maintain capital forecasting models in collaboration with FP&A and the business
Provide financial oversight and assess the reasonableness of reserves established by the Actuarial team
Support financial analysis over reinsurance strategy, including structuring, placement, and performance monitoring
Evaluate reinsurance programs to understand capital impact and risk transfer
Provide support with all regulatory capital, liquidity, and reporting requirements
Oversee preparation and review of statutory filings and regulatory submissions in collaboration with the accounting teams
Serve as a liaison with regulators on financial strength, solvency, and capital-related matters
Monitor emerging regulatory developments and assess impact on the organization
Collaborate with FP&A to deliver integrated financial insights and analysis for senior management and the Board
Partner with Accounting to ensure alignment between statutory, GAAP, and management reporting perspectives
Support Board materials and executive presentations related to capital, liquidity, and financial strength
Enhance governance, controls, and documentation around capital and regulatory processes