Hire Finance & Accounting Talent for Insurance Companies

Insurance accounting turns on reserves and premium timing that no other industry shares. MAVI places finance professionals who understand earned versus written premium, loss reserves, and the statutory reporting regulators expect.
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Insurance Finance Expertise That Matters

Insurance accounting is built on obligations that haven't happened yet. Premium is earned over time, losses are reserved before they're paid, and regulators impose their own reporting basis. An accountant without insurance experience can keep clean books and still misstate the two biggest items on the balance sheet.
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Premium Recognition

Written premium and earned premium are different numbers, and the difference is unearned premium sitting as a liability. A specialist recognizes premium over the policy period and keeps the unearned reserve accurate. A generalist can book premium as revenue when it's written and overstate the top line for every policy that hasn't run its term.

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Loss Reserves

Insurers set reserves for claims that will come, including ones not yet reported, and those reserves are the largest judgment on the books. A specialist works with the reserve estimates and accounts for them correctly through development. A generalist is unfamiliar with incurred-but-not-reported reserves and the reserve development that defines insurance profitability.

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Statutory Reporting

Insurance runs on a statutory accounting basis alongside GAAP, with filings regulators require. A specialist keeps both bases straight and prepares statutory reporting. A generalist knows GAAP and has never produced a statutory filing, which is not optional for a licensed insurer.

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Reinsurance Accounting

Ceding and assuming risk through reinsurance adds a layer of accounting that touches premium, losses, and recoverables. A specialist accounts for reinsurance treaties and recoverables correctly. A generalist can handle direct business and still tangle the ceded and assumed entries reinsurance introduces.

Hiring Insurance Finance & Accounting Talent with MAVI

MAVI matches you with finance professionals who have worked inside insurance, so they arrive understanding premium timing, reserves, and the statutory basis regulators require.

Premium Accounting Depth

Our accountants recognize premium over the policy period and keep the unearned reserve accurate, so the top line reflects what's actually earned.

Reserve Command

MAVI talent account for loss reserves, including incurred-but-not-reported, and track reserve development the way insurance profitability requires.

Statutory Familiarity

Our network keeps statutory and GAAP bases straight and prepares the statutory reporting a licensed insurer has to file.

Reinsurance Experience

MAVI places professionals who account for reinsurance treaties, ceded and assumed premium, and recoverables without tangling the entries.

Scales With Your Book

Support as your book grows, a full-time accountant as lines expand, an embedded team across entities – MAVI meets your finance function where it is.

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Meet Insurance Finance & Accounting Talent in Our Network

Nisha
US Exp: 6 years | Location: India
Accountant at an insurance carrier who managed premium recognition and the unearned premium reserve, keeping earned revenue accurate across policy terms. Comfortable supporting statutory schedules.
Rodrigo
US Exp: 12 years | Location: Brazil
Senior accountant with deep insurance experience, owning loss reserve accounting, reserve development, and statutory reporting alongside GAAP. Knows how to keep reinsurance recoverables clean.
Ayanda
US Exp: 9 years | Location: South Africa
Accounting manager focused on insurance finance, running close with accurate reserves and preparing statutory filings for a growing carrier. Strong on the reinsurance entries generalists tangle.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do MAVI's accountants understand premium recognition?

    Yes. The professionals we place recognize premium over the policy period and keep the unearned premium reserve accurate, rather than booking written premium as revenue and overstating the top line.

  • Can they handle loss reserves and reserve development?

    They can. MAVI talent account for loss reserves, including incurred-but-not-reported, and track development the way insurance profitability requires.

  • We have to file on a statutory basis. Can MAVI help?

    Yes. We place accountants who keep statutory and GAAP bases straight and prepare the statutory reporting a licensed insurer is required to file.

  • Do they understand reinsurance accounting?

    They do. MAVI talent account for reinsurance treaties, ceded and assumed premium, and recoverables without tangling the entries.

  • How soon can an insurance accountant be in place?

    MAVI usually shares profiles within a day or two and can embed the right person in as fast as five days, which helps when reserve work or a filing deadline outpaces your team.

  • Can we begin with part-time reserve or premium support?

    Yes. Many insurers begin with part-time premium or reserve support and scale the engagement as the book and lines of business grow.