Full-Time

Intermediate Accountant

Posted on 9/10/2026

Kuvare

Kuvare

201-500 employees

Strategic insurance partnerships and reinsurance

No salary listed

Rosemont, IL, USA

In Person

Bachelor's

Category
Accounting (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in accounting or equivalent education and experience.
  • Working knowledge of accounting areas such as income statements, balance sheets, payroll accounting, expenses, and accrual accounting is preferred.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
  • Ability to prioritize tasks, follow through, meet deadlines, and work independently with minimal supervision.
  • Ability to type and perform data entry, read from computer screens and paper reports, and communicate using the spoken word.
Responsibilities
  • Prepare and record monthly journal entries for payroll, credit card, and accounts payable activity, including allocations to all operating entities.
  • Work with other departments to consolidate financial results and meet deadlines.
  • Assist with monthly and quarterly GAAP financial statements.
  • Conduct daily cash-management reconciliations and advise treasury of missing records.
  • Create and resolve monthly balance-sheet reconciliations.
  • Reconcile benefits paid and work with Human Resources to resolve discrepancies.
  • Gather, review, and submit audit requests as needed.
  • Work occasional evening and weekend hours to meet deadlines.
Desired Qualifications
  • Working knowledge of accounting areas such as income statements, balance sheets, payroll accounting, expenses, and accrual accounting.

Kuvare provides strategic support and resources to insurance companies, focusing on the insurance and reinsurance markets. It partners with insurers to offer differentiated reinsurance services and solutions, combining distribution, financing, and asset management to unlock growth on established platforms. Backed by world-class investors with patient capital, Kuvare can invest for the long term. It serves middle-market consumers through distinctive life insurance and supplemental product platforms. Revenue comes from strategic partnerships and reinsurance services that help clients manage risk and improve financial performance. The company's goal is to enable sustainable growth for its partners and clients by providing capital, expertise, and differentiated risk solutions.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$250M

Headquarters

Rosemont, Illinois

Founded

2015

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • April 2026 Guidepath launch proves Kuvare can ship products quickly.
  • July 2026 Zinnia expansion modernizes policy administration and advisor experiences.
  • Nearly $50 billion assets and $19 billion managed by KIS support scale.

What critics are saying

  • Reuters on May 6, 2026 showed regulators scrutinizing Kuvare's private credit exposure.
  • Blue Owl clarification on February 24, 2026 signals persistent confusion around ownership and assets.
  • Regulatory limits in 2026 can force a runoff, killing new premium growth.

What makes Kuvare unique

  • Kuvare combines insurance, reinsurance, and asset management across controlled carriers.
  • Blue Owl manages carrier assets, preserving Kuvare's investment flexibility without ownership dilution.
  • Zinnia's Zahara deployment accelerates product launches faster than legacy insurers.

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Headcount

6 month growth

7%

1 year growth

7%

2 year growth

7%
Gilico
Jul 29th, 2026
Zinnia and kuvare deepen partnership as carriers demand faster, smarter technology.

Zinnia and kuvare deepen partnership as carriers demand faster, smarter technology. Zinnia, a leading life and annuity technology company, today announced the expansion of its strategic partnership with Kuvare. This expansion supports Kuvare's broader technology strategy. With this new level of engagement, Kuvare will implement its adoption of Zahara, Zinnia's modern policy administration system, and Zinnia Live, the company's digital experience platform, in addition to several core platforms supporting product innovation, digital experience, and operational efficiency across Kuvare's enterprise. The expanded engagement is designed to enable faster product launches, modernize policyholder and advisor experiences, and build the operational efficiency required to grow without proportional increases in cost or complexity. For carriers like Kuvare, the ability to move quickly from product concept to market is no longer a competitive advantage; it is a baseline expectation. This expansion reflects what Zinnia hears from carriers broadly: when the platform is right, the pace at which a carrier can innovate, distribute, and scale changes fundamentally. "Carriers today are navigating real pressure with new product demand, distribution complexity, cost efficiency, and the consumer and advisor expectation of a modern digital experience," said George Esposito, Chief Executive Officer at Zinnia. "Kuvare has been a long-standing partner, and when carriers have the right technology foundation, they can move faster, serve better, and grow more efficiently. We are proud to be the platform behind Kuvare's next phase of growth, and excited for what's ahead." The real-world impact is already visible. In April 2026, Kuvare launched Guidepath, a new fixed indexed annuity developed and deployed on Zahara, marking a significant milestone in Kuvare's broader strategy to use the platform as the engine for future product development. It represents the kind of launch speed that carriers consistently cite as critical to staying competitive in a market where distribution windows open and close quickly. "Kuvare has a dynamic and adaptive Operating Model that incorporates several world-class partners with state-of-the-art technology, and Zinnia's Zahara and Zinnia Live fit perfectly given their market capabilities" said Carlos Sierra, Chief Operating Officer at Kuvare. "Integrating those new capabilities into Kuvare's overall ecosystem is a natural step that expands our relationship with Zinnia as we continue to reduce our product development go-to-market cycle, enhance our delivery efficiency, and provide a better advisor experience with a sharp focus on customer service." For carriers evaluating their own technology roadmaps, Kuvare's experience with Zinnia offers a concrete example of what it looks like to modernize at scale without sacrificing speed or stability. This expanded partnership reflects the compounding value of a long-term technology relationship built for where the market is going. About Zinnia Zinnia, an Eldridge business, simplifies the life and annuity industry by delivering comprehensive technology solutions for the industry's most critical needs. Zinnia is the infrastructure behind the life and annuity industry, helping carriers move faster, distributors expand access, advisors build confidence, and consumers gain trust. Zinnia is also backed by funds managed by KKR and Vista Credit Partners, leading global investment firms. To learn more about Zinnia, please visit zinnia.com. About Kuvare Kuvare is a dynamic international financial services platform with nearly $50 billion in assets supporting life insurance, annuities, reinsurance, advisory, and asset management solutions. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in the Chicago area, Kuvare follows a long-term growth strategy. The Kuvare family of companies includes Kuvare Life Re, Lincoln Benefit Life, Guaranty Income Life, United Life, Kuvare Strategic Investments and Ignite Partners. For more information, visit kuvare.com. Media Contacts:

II Reporter
Jul 27th, 2026
Kuvare expands use of Zinnia technology.

Kuvare expands use of Zinnia technology. The life and annuity carrier will broaden its use of Zahara and Zinnia Live to support product launches, digital experience and operating efficiency. Anthony R. O'Donnell // July 27, 2026 (Image source: Kuvare website.) Kuvare (Chicago area) is expanding its use of Zinnia (Greenwich, Conn.) technology to support its life and annuity product, digital experience and operational-efficiency strategy. Kuvare will broaden adoption of Zahara, Zinnia's policy administration system, and Zinnia Live, the company's digital experience platform, according to a Zinnia statement. The expanded engagement also includes additional core platforms supporting product innovation, policyholder and advisor experience, and operational efficiency across Kuvare's enterprise. Zinnia says the relationship is designed to help Kuvare accelerate product launches, modernize policyholder and advisor experiences, and support growth without proportional increases in cost or operating complexity. "Carriers today are navigating real pressure with new product demand, distribution complexity, cost efficiency, and the consumer and advisor expectation of a modern digital experience," comments George Esposito, CEO, Zinnia. "Kuvare has been a long-standing partner, and when carriers have the right technology foundation, they can move faster, serve better, and grow more efficiently." In April 2026, Kuvare launched Guidepath, a fixed indexed annuity developed and deployed on Zahara. Zinnia says the launch reflects Kuvare's broader strategy to use Zahara as a platform for product development. Perfect Fit "Kuvare has a dynamic and adaptive operating model that incorporates several world-class partners with state-of-the-art technology, and Zinnia's Zahara and Zinnia Live fit perfectly given their market capabilities," comments Carlos Sierra, COO, Kuvare. "Integrating those new capabilities into Kuvare's overall ecosystem is a natural step that expands our relationship with Zinnia as we continue to reduce our product development go-to-market cycle, enhance our delivery efficiency, and provide a better advisor experience with a sharp focus on customer service." Zinnia provides technology for the life and annuity industry, supporting carriers, distributors, advisors and consumers. Kuvare is an international financial services platform with nearly $50 billion in assets supporting life insurance, annuities, reinsurance, advisory and asset management businesses.

Gilico
Jun 18th, 2026
Kuvare's Founder & CEO named as EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 Midwest Award.

Kuvare's Founder & CEO named as EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 Midwest Award. Kuvare is proud to share that its Founder and CEO, Dhiren Jhaveri, has been named a recipient of the prestigious Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) 2026 Midwest Award by Ernst & Young LLP (EY US). This recognition celebrates visionary leaders driving innovation, growth, and long-term value - honoring those who are shaping the future of their industries and communities. Selected by an independent panel of business leaders, this award highlights Dhiren's entrepreneurial leadership and his role in building Kuvare into a forward-looking organization committed to sustainable growth and meaningful impact. About Kuvare Kuvare is a dynamic international financial services platform with nearly $50 billion in assets supporting life insurance, annuities, reinsurance, advisory, and asset management solutions. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in the Chicago area, Kuvare follows a long-term growth strategy. The Kuvare family of companies includes Kuvare Life Re, Lincoln Benefit Life, Guaranty Income Life, United Life, Kuvare Strategic Investments and Ignite Partners. For more information, visit kuvare.com.

Kuvare
May 7th, 2026
Dhiren Jhaveri recognized as Finalist for EY Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) 2026 Midwest award.

Dhiren Jhaveri recognized as Finalist for EY Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) 2026 Midwest award. Kuvare's Founder & CEO, Dhiren Jhaveri, has been named a 2026 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year(R) Midwest Finalist. This recognition reflects far more than individual achievement - it speaks to the strength of the Kuvare team, key business partners, and the culture built together. Kuvare's progress is made possible by the talented people who show up every day with a shared commitment to purpose, growth, and long-term impact. Congratulations to Dhiren and all of the other Midwest Finalists! About Kuvare Kuvare is a dynamic international financial services platform with nearly $50 billion in assets supporting life insurance, annuities, reinsurance, advisory, and asset management solutions. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in the Chicago area, Kuvare follows a long-term growth strategy. The Kuvare family of companies includes Kuvare Life Re, Lincoln Benefit Life, Guaranty Income Life, United Life, Kuvare Strategic Investments and Ignite Partners. For more information, visit kuvare.com.

Payout.ai
May 6th, 2026
Kuvare working closely with regulators looking at private credit exposure, CEO says.

Kuvare working closely with regulators looking at private credit exposure, CEO says. The punchline. Insurance giant Kuvare has been actively engaging with regulators and ratings agencies to clarify its private credit exposure, as stated by CEO Dhiren Javeri at the 2026 Milken Institute Conference. This collaboration aims to enhance understanding and transparency regarding their financial strategies and risks. Why you should read this. The insights shared by Kuvare's CEO provide a valuable perspective on how major insurance companies are addressing regulatory scrutiny and managing private credit exposure during a period of increasing market volatility. Who this is for. This article is particularly relevant for institutional investors, credit analysts, and financial advisors who are monitoring developments in private credit markets and regulatory responses. Investor implications. For investors, understanding Kuvare's proactive approach may signal a shift in risk management strategies within the industry, potentially affecting investment decisions related to private credit assets. The focus on regulatory collaboration could also influence market perceptions and valuations of similar institutions. Read the full article. For complete coverage and additional details, visit the original article published by Reuters.