Chief Financial Officer

Accountants One hired by a long-term client to help them identify and hire a CFO. This is a publicly traded insurance holding company that we have worked with for years, they have a great management team. The CFO will lead financial strategy, statutory oversight, and public-company reporting across a multi-subsidiary platform. This role is designed for a career insurance finance executive with deep experience in regulated insurance environments, public-company governance, and Board-level financial leadership. The CFO will be a visible partner to the CEO, Board of Directors, Audit Committee, regulators, and external auditors. Core Responsibilities: Direct financial operations across Life & Health and Property & Casualty subsidiaries. Partner with actuarial leadership on reserves, DAC, assumptions, and experience studies. Lead GAAP and statutory alignment across business units. Oversee statutory reporting, RBC compliance, and regulatory examinations. Lead SEC reporting (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, Proxy). Oversee investments, treasury, capital planning, and surplus optimization. Maintain strong internal controls and public-company governance disciplines. Provide executive oversight of U.S. GAAP accounting and disclosures related to Long-Duration Targeted Improvements (LDTI / FASB ASU 2018-12). Ensure disciplined governance over assumption updates, cash-flow model changes, discount rate updates, and unlocking methodologies. Partner with actuarial teams and external auditors to maintain repeatable, auditable LDTI processes. Clearly communicate LDTI impacts, judgments, and drivers to the Board and Audit Committee. Ideal Candidate Profile: Senior finance executive experience within an insurance carrier or insurance holding company. Strong command of statutory accounting, regulatory capital, and insurance finance fundamentals. Demonstrated experience in a public-company reporting and governance environment. Prior exposure to LDTI (ASU 2018-12) accounting and reporting strongly preferred. Active CPA Required. Executive presence and credibility with Boards, regulators, and auditors. 18709 #J-18808-Ljbffr