SCOR
Global reinsurer offering P&C and L&H.
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About the job
- Baccalaureate plus four/ five (Master's) degree from a university or business school with a major in Finance or Accounting
- Assist in coordinating producing and presenting the accounting analysis for Committee on Organizational Review or COMEX and Audit Committee presentations (ad hoc and quarterly close presentations)
- Assist in investigating and solving IFRS/local Gaap/S2 accounting questions and issues through thorough fact finding, research on technical aspects and applying existing SCOR accounting guidance
- Support the drafting and implementation of appropriate finance policies and procedures for the production of externally reported information
- Contribute to the monitoring of IFRS and local accounting standards developments, analysing their impacts for SCOR
- Support the preparation, and participate in conducting IFRS trainings to ensure that the entire finance team globally are adequately trained and maintain core IFRS knowledge
- Supporting the preparation of the semi‑annual report through consistency checks and review
- Reviewing external disclosures to provide a second line of review and ensure statutory compliance of financial publications
- Preparing Group Executive Committee (COMEX) and Group Audit Committee presentations on large complex accounting transactions and external reporting, as well as contributing to the governance processes over the Group wide accounts
- Reviewing complex transactions, in line with IFRS and local accounting standards, reviewing the business documentation and drafting the corresponding accounting memos, in collaboration with business units, local teams, etc
- Monitoring IFRS 17 and local accounting standards developments , analysing their impacts and coordinating IFRS or other financial lobbying activities
- Preparing and conducting IFRS trainings for the finance community
- Developing and documenting SCOR’s accounting interpretations and positions
- Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills
- Excellent analytical skills
- Team player, collaborative
- Issue resolution skills / solution oriented
- Fluent in English and French
- Strong proficiency in MS Office, particularly Word and PowerPoint
- Flexible, proactive and responsive to thrive in a constantly evolving environment
About the company
SCOR SE is a global reinsurance provider with two main segments: Property & Casualty and Life & Health. It helps insurance companies transfer a portion of their underwriting and financial risk, offering P&C coverage for property, casualty, and specialty lines, and L&H coverage for life, health, and long-term care risks, with asset management to support obligations. The company differentiates itself through global scale, a two-segment focus, and integrated asset management that enables a broad set of risk-management solutions. Its goal is to help clients mitigate underwriting and financial risks across regions, grow in both P&C and L&H, and maintain a diversified, risk-aware position in the global market.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1970
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- H1 2026 net income reached €397 million, with 19% annualized ROE.
- SCOR's solvency ratio hit 220% in July 2026, preserving capital flexibility.
- Alternative Solutions premiums grew over 70% year-to-date, while P&C combined ratio stayed below 80%.
What critics are saying
- Covéa's June 25, 2026 arbitration extracted USD 488.3 million and tarnished L&H controls.
- U.S. property cat prices fell about 20% at recent renewals, compressing 2026 margins.
- December 2026 strategic reset risks disappointing investors if SCOR misses Forward 2026 targets.
What makes SCOR unique
- SCOR spans P&C and L&H, balancing catastrophe risk with longevity and mortality portfolios.
- Forward 2026 targets 9% annual Economic Value growth and 185%-220% solvency.
- SCOR's Alternative Solutions and digital services deepen client stickiness across specialty lines.
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