Studies & Statistics
Studies & Statistics Professions
The responsible of Studies and Statistics at the Supervisory Authority of Insurance and Social Welfare (ACAPS) plays a central role in analytical processes.
What does the studies & statistics role at ACAPS involve ?
This strategic role focuses on producing and coordinating complex statistical, actuarial, financial, and legal analyses. These studies rely on advanced analytical tools and support ACAPS’s strategic decision-making.
Main responsibilities :
- Develop and lead actuarial, technical, and statistical studies in the fields of retirement and Mandatory Health Insurance (AMO).
- Process and consolidate financial, accounting, and statistical data to support actuarial assessments and sectoral studies.
- Conduct actuarial evaluations of retirement schemes and AMO at specified intervals.
- Monitor and coordinate periodic reporting on the social welfare sector.
- Contribute to ACAPS’s annual activity report and the financial stability report.
- Develop and update the risk mapping of retirement schemes within the Coordination and Monitoring Committee for Systemic Risks (CCSRS).
Communicate findings to external partners and international organizations, ensuring the reliability of financial and statistical information.
Why work at ACAPS in studies & statistics ?
Joining ACAPS means becoming part of a leading national and international institution in the regulation and supervision of insurance and social welfare sectors.
Why ACAPS ?
- ACAPS provides an opportunity to develop high-level technical and interpersonal skills while handling complex and diverse challenges.
- Studies & Statistics professionals actively promote transparency and fairness in the sectors they analyze.
- ACAPS offers a demanding environment where professionals tackle major analytical challenges and develop innovative solutions.
Career growth opportunities ?
The responsible of Studies & Statistics role at ACAPS offers numerous career development opportunities, especially for professionals driven by analytical challenges.
- Progress into leadership or management roles within specialized departments.
- Develop recognized expertise in financial regulation, actuarial analysis, or systemic risk assessment.
- Access continuous training programs to enhance knowledge in actuarial science, advanced statistical analysis, and international regulations.
- Gain expertise in modern audit techniques and sectoral data analysis methodologies.
