About the role
Insurance Statutory Accounting & Regulatory Frameworks Serve as GSCA's subject-matter expert on statutory accounting (SAP/SSAP), NAIC reporting, RBC treatment, SVO filings, and rating agency capital frameworks as they apply to investments. Work with Liberty's regulatory and accounting teams to bring a business perspective to interpretation, ensuring commercial objectives and technical prudence are weighed together, and provide a strategic investment lens to total company portfolio design and to the assessment of new investment opportunities and structures. Assess and communicate the statutory accounting, regulatory capital, and rating agency treatment of new and existing investments across the General Account, in partnership with regulatory and accounting teams, recognizing that final interpretations rest with the regulatory, accounting, legal, and capital teams. Monitor U.S. insurance regulatory developments, NAIC initiatives, statutory accounting changes, and rating agency criteria; translate them into actionable recommendations for portfolio design and legal entity strategy. Partner with Investment, Risk, Operations, Compliance, Legal, and Financial Reporting teams to embed insurance regulatory and accounting considerations into new products, asset classes, and portfolio strategies. Lead cross-functional initiatives. Deliver industry insight as a direct input into capital allocation decisions and investment risk posture. Work with investment teams to propose structuring guidance for new investment opportunities, ensuring insurance treatment is considered from inception. Evaluate new and emerging investment structures and opportunities for capital efficiency and fit within Liberty's insurance balance sheets, spanning regulatory, solvency, statutory accounting, and rating agency dimensions. Work with the regulatory, accounting, and legal teams to understand emerging issues; take responsibility for management actions to address changes needed in the current portfolio, including adapting existing investment structures to maintain long-term portfolio viability. Support GSCA initiatives with research and analytical depth related to regulatory, accounting, or market shifts. Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, mathematics, or related field; advanced degree, CPA, or CFA a plus. 10-15 years of experience in insurance investments, insurance finance, regulatory or statutory accounting, banking, consulting, or related fields, with meaningful exposure to regulated financial institutions. Deep expertise in insurance statutory accounting (SAP/SSAP), NAIC reporting and RBC frameworks, and rating agency capital models; direct insurance company or insurance-focused experience strongly preferred. Demonstrated fluency across regulatory regimes relevant to a global insurer (e.g., NAIC/RBC, Solvency II, Bermuda BSCR) and their implications for investment strategy. Strong understanding of asset allocation, general account portfolio management, and both traditional and alternative asset classes. Experience evaluating investment structures (e.g., rated feeder notes, CLOs, CFOs, asset-backed finance) for insurance balance sheet fit a plus; the emphasis is on regulatory, accounting, and capital treatment rather than deal structuring. Exceptional analytical skills, strategic thinking, and problem-solving capability. Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional initiatives and communicate complex regulatory and accounting topics clearly to senior stakeholders. Outstanding business acumen, organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple high-priority projects under tight timelines. Superior communication and listening skills; able to translate complex issues into clear, actionable narratives to influence and persuade a broad range of partners.