Kshitij Srivastava

About Kshitij Srivastava

Be better than you were yesterday.\"At PwC India, my main focus is actuarial liability valuations under International Accounting Standard 19 (Employee Benefits), where I independently handle project delivery for clients across the Middle East. To date, I have audited 300+ IAS 19 valuations, collaborating closely with clients to clarify the standard and advise on the financial impact of key disclosure items.Alongside this, I’ve gained exposure to general insurance product audits, working with two major Indian general insurers to conduct detailed product setup reviews, ensuring alignment between product documentation and system implementation. I have cleared CFA Level 1 and completed both parts of the FRM certification, strengthening my expertise in financial risk, valuation, and quantitative analysis.I hold a degree in Actuarial Science and Quantitative Finance from the University of Mumbai (CGPA 9.31). Prior to PwC, I interned in valuation, equity research, and market analysis at Finlatics, BSE Institute, and Blu Ocean Innovations.I’m open to connecting with professionals to discuss industry trends, knowledge sharing, and collaboration.

Experience

1. Senior Actuarial Analyst

   PwC

   Apr 2025 — Present · Mumbai, IN

   Independently handle the delivery of IAS 19 (Employee Benefits) valuation audits for clients across the Middle East.Collaborate directly with clients to explain technical aspects of IAS 19 and advise on the financial reporting impact of key disclosure line items.Build and audit Excel-based actuarial models using probabilistic cash flow projections to validate employee benefit liabilities and financial disclosures.Act as an insurance product SME on engagements with two major Indian general insurers, conducting detailed product setup reviews to ensure alignment between product documentation and system implementation.Regularly engage in high-level client discussions to identify potential design or system loopholes, and have led multiple in-person meetings as the sole PwC representative.Involved in the review of valuation models for Employee Stock Option Plan (ESOP) liabilities, applying actuarial and financial methodologies to ensure accurate and compliant reporting.Contribute to client proposals, regulatory reporting, and internal process enhancements within the actuarial team.

Education

• Seven Square Academy

  CBSE Secondary School Certificate Examination

  2014 — 2018

• RBK School

  Indian School Certificate (ISC) Examination, PCM and Economics

  2018 — 2020

• University of Mumbai

  Bachelor's degree, Actuarial Science and Quantitative Finance

  2020 — 2023