Within the ALM and Investment Risk, we are looking for a Senior ALM and Investment Risk Analyst to support the Switzerland & France unit, within the Global Investment Management function.
The ideal candidate will have a strong analytical background, experience in ALM or investment risk, and a solid understanding of insurance products and investment portfolios.
Key responsibilities of the role will include:
- Perform ALM analysis and monitoring at Group level, defining criteria and tools for conducting the activity at Local level, also supporting and supervising the LCIO functions.
- Develop and enhance ALM models, tools, processes and methodologies to perform ALM and Investment Risk analysis and monitoring.
- Support the Strategic Asset Allocation (SAA) process, providing key strategic drivers, targets and constraints at portfolio level.
- Perform risk-return assessments at portfolio level.
- Contribute to first level risk controls at local level, supporting the implementation of investment risk oversight processes.
- Collaborate with internal stakeholders (CIO, CRO,



Actuarial and Insurance teams) to ensure consistency in ALM methodologies and investment risk frameworks.
- Prepare and deliver ALM & Investment risk reports for internal committees and senior management.
- Stress testing and scenario analysis.
- Assessment of capital and solvency impacts of investment strategies and business initiatives.
- Identification of emerging risks and definition of mitigation actions.

Requirements
- Master’s degree in finance, actuarial science, statistics, economics or a similar quantitative field.
- Minimum 5 years of experience in financial risk management, capital/liquidity management, ALM, or actuarial roles, preferably in the insurance or consulting industry.

Strong background in:
- Life valuation metrics and actuarial models.
- Financial modeling and capital markets instruments.
- Regulatory framework: Solvency II and IFRS9/17.
- Proficiency in one or more of the follo

📌 Senior Analyst (Milano)
🏢 Generali
📍 Milano