Evidence of actuarial hiring: IRDAI-registered insurer (Appointed Actuary required) (source). Checked 10 Nov 2026.
About Liberty General
Liberty General Insurance is the Indian general insurer of the US-based Liberty Mutual group, which began operations in 2013. Its Indian partner is the Enam group. In May 2026 Liberty Mutual raised its stake to 74%, with Enam holding the remaining 26%. It is not listed.
The company is headquartered in Mumbai, where the actuarial team sits. It writes motor, health, personal accident, property, marine and liability business, sold through agents, brokers, dealers and bancassurance partners.
For an actuary, Liberty General is a smaller insurer, so analysts tend to work across pricing, reserving and reporting rather than in one silo. The increase in Liberty Mutual's stake may bring more group investment and global reporting requirements over time, and with it more structured actuarial roles.
What the actuarial team does
- Motor, health and commercial lines pricing
- IBNR reserving and the Appointed Actuary's statutory reports
- IRDAI product filings
- Solvency monitoring and capital planning
- Reinsurance analysis
- Group reporting to Liberty Mutual; Ind AS 117 preparation
How students get in
Liberty General posts vacancies on its careers page (libertyinsurance.in/careers) and on job portals. Actuarial roles in Mumbai are advertised occasionally and usually ask for core-paper passes, though the exact papers required are not published. A named trainee scheme, internship programme or exam-support policy is not published. Students should apply through the careers page and track the Institute of Actuaries of India job board for Mumbai openings.
Roles this employer has advertised:
Questions students ask
Which papers are required?
Not published; core papers CS1, CS2 and CM1 are typical.
Where does the actuarial team sit?
At the Mumbai head office.
Are internships available?
Not published; apply via the careers page.
