Director, Head of Regulatory Reporting
MetLife
Director, Head of Regulatory Reporting
MetLife
Sells life insurance and workplace benefits
Title: Director, Head of Regulatory Reporting
Location: Hamilton, Bermuda
Alternate Location: No other locations will be considered at this time
Setting: This is a hybrid role requiring a minimum of 3 days per week in office.
Reports to Title: AVP, Reinsurance Regulatory Reporting
The Team You Will Join
Ready to make an impact? Our Controls, Analysis and Reporting team, led by the Chief Accounting Officer, is an integral part of the larger Financial Management Group at MetLife. Whether it’s taking charge of external financial reporting - from SEC filings to US GAAP and local regulatory standards - owning and supporting the general ledger and other financial systems, diving into accounting and internal controls, or leading expense management and corporate financial planning, you’ll play a vital force in shaping the financial future of one of the world’s leading institutions.
The Opportunity
The Director, Regulatory Reporting will lead financial and regulatory reporting for a Bermuda Class E reinsurance company, with primary responsibility for BMA filings, solvency reporting, statutory financial statements, and board-level reporting. The role ensures accurate, well-controlled reporting processes and effective coordination across finance, actuarial, risk, audit, and regulatory stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities
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Note that resumes from recruiting firms will not be considered.
MetLife sells life, dental, disability and other insurance, along with annuities and retirement products, to individuals and to employers that offer them as workplace benefits. It is one of the largest US life insurers and a major supplier of group benefits to American employers, with insurance businesses across Asia, Latin America, Europe and the Middle East. Customers pay premiums for coverage, and MetLife invests those funds and also manages money for outside clients through its asset management arm. Its retirement business takes over pension obligations from employers and pays the monthly benefits owed to their retirees. MetLife was founded in 1868 and is based in New York City.
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