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] NSIA Assurances Vie recherche un(e) stagiaire en actuariat vie.
[MISSIONS]
- Analyser et assainir le portefeuille existant
- Suivre l'avancement des travaux (reporting hebdomadaire)
- Participer à l'évaluation des engagements des contrats d'assurance vie épargne
[PROFIL]
- Bac+3 ou Bac+5 en actuariat, statistiques, finance ou domaine connexe
- Connaissances de base en assurance
- Maîtrise d'Excel et Word
- Rigoureux, organisé, curieux, à l'aise à l'écrit comme à l'oral
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12 octobre 2026
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