EY is seeking a Tax Insurance Senior to support insurance-sector clients with tax advisory, transaction structuring, diligence, and risk analysis. The role typically requires a relevant degree in accounting, finance, law, or business, along with professional qualifications such as CPA, CA, or CTA, or progress toward one. Candidates should have several years of tax, audit, insurance, or financial-services experience, strong analytical and report-writing skills, and confidence working with clients and multidisciplinary teams. Knowledge of Bermuda’s tax, insurance, and regulatory environment would be valuable. The successful candidate is expected to manage workstreams, meet deadlines, communicate clearly with senior stakeholders, identify commercial opportunities, and maintain high professional and ethical standards.
EY, formerly Ernst & Young, is one of the world’s largest professional-services organizations. It provides assurance, tax, consulting, strategy, and transactions services to businesses, governments, and private clients. EY operates through a global network of member firms and works with organizations ranging from major multinational companies to growing local businesses. Its Bermuda practice has strong connections to the island’s insurance, reinsurance, financial-services, investment, and international business sectors. Employees typically work on technically demanding assignments involving regulation, reporting, risk management, transactions, and business transformation. EY places emphasis on professional development, collaboration, ethical conduct, and supporting clients through complex commercial and regulatory issues. The firm also promotes diversity, innovation, and responsible business practices, while offering employees opportunities to work across industries and international markets.
Bermuda offers strong career opportunities in reinsurance, insurance-linked securities, banking, investment management, accounting, consulting, legal services, technology, tourism, and healthcare. Its culture blends British and Caribbean influences, with a strong community spirit, sailing traditions, local festivals, and a relaxed but professional working environment. The lifestyle includes beautiful beaches, boating, diving, golf, and outdoor activities, although housing, groceries, and services can be expensive. Most foreign nationals need a work permit, and the employer normally sponsors the application. Roles in regulated industries may require background checks and proof of qualifications. Relocating workers should confirm housing availability, health insurance, transport arrangements, and whether dependants can accompany them. Bermuda generally restricts private-car ownership, so residents often use scooters, buses, ferries, or taxis. Candidates should also check current immigration rules, salary requirements, and employer relocation support before accepting an offer.
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