Kush Gupta is a highly qualified actuary with nearly 13 years of experience, including 8 years of post-qualification expertise, currently serving as a Manager at MetLife. In this pivotal role, Kush acts as the actuarial lead for MetLife's Wealth Management business in the UK, where...
Kush Gupta is a highly qualified actuary with nearly 13 years of experience, including 8 years of post-qualification expertise, currently serving as a Manager at MetLife. In this pivotal role, Kush acts as the actuarial lead for MetLife's Wealth Management business in the UK, where he oversees critical functions such as valuation, assumption setting, and financial reporting. His deep understanding of Solvency II regulations and Part VII transfers enables him to navigate complex regulatory landscapes while ensuring compliance and optimal financial performance. Kush's responsibilities also extend to supporting hedging strategies, which are essential for managing financial risks associated with variable annuities and other investment products.
In addition to his wealth management duties, Kush plays a vital role in MetLife Europe's capital management. His expertise in Asset and Liability Management (ALM) is instrumental in conducting quarterly assessments that inform strategic decision-making. He actively participates in the declaration of Excess Interest Benefits and provides actuarial representation at the Board Reinsurance and Investment committees, ensuring that stakeholder interests are safeguarded. Furthermore, Kush's involvement in dividend planning underscores his comprehensive understanding of financial risk management and the intricacies of pension valuation.
Kush's proficiency in data analysis, particularly using tools like VBA and Microsoft Excel, enhances his ability to model complex scenarios and derive actionable insights. His commitment to continuous improvement and innovation in actuarial practices positions him as a key contributor to MetLife's success in a competitive market, making him an invaluable asset to the organization and the broader actuarial community.
