AIG - Wilton, CT
posted 4 months ago
The Assistant Manager, Accounting at AIG plays a crucial role in supporting the financial and operational controllership for AIG's US-domiciled General Insurance legal entities. This position reports to the Assistant Director of Accounting - NA and is integral to the execution of quarterly and annual accounting close processes. The ideal candidate will possess strong skills in controlling, analytics, and financial reporting specifically within the Property & Casualty (P&C) insurance industry. This role offers significant opportunities for professional growth and development within AIG's Controllership function. Key responsibilities include ensuring timely booking of transactions in accordance with US GAAP and US Statutory requirements, as well as performing and documenting associated SOX controls. The Assistant Manager will prepare and deliver accurate 10-Q/10-K financial disclosures for the General Insurance North America segment and lead critical internal control activities central to the quarterly and annual close processes. This includes conducting analytical reviews of segment results and balance sheets, as well as reviewing key accounting estimates prepared by various functions across the organization. In addition to technical responsibilities, the role involves staff development and mentoring of a small team of direct reports. The Assistant Manager will also develop a deep understanding of AIG's reporting systems to efficiently respond to ad hoc requests from senior management, while anticipating future needs and streamlining processes for effective delivery. Support for the AIG Corporate Controllership during peak periods of external financial reporting is also a key aspect of this position, including validation of General Insurance inputs for quarterly earnings release materials. The role further encompasses the delivery of standalone financial statements for multiple regulated insurance subsidiaries and participation in significant transactions and ad hoc activities, such as acquisitions and capital transactions. A focus on strengthening the control environment and implementing process improvements, particularly through technology and automation, is essential as AIG continues to transform its Finance function.