The Insurance and Social Welfare Supervision Authority has launched a call for applications to fill one Insurance Controller position under a regular recruitment process. The role is attached to the Directorate of Prudential Supervision of Insurance and to the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region. The opening forms part of the Authority's efforts to strengthen its structures in supervising the insurance and social welfare sector.
The competition, identified by code C 44670/26, targets holders of a Bac +5 in finance, actuarial science, statistics, economics or audit/control, with a required experience of 0 to 6 years in insurance, social welfare, audit or regulatory control.
The Insurance Controller carries out and partly coordinates, within ACAPS's prudential supervision missions, desk and on-site controls of insurance and social welfare bodies. The aim is to analyse their solvency, verify compliance with regulatory obligations and contribute to protecting policyholders.
The role's activities are organised around four main areas, each with its own operational requirements.
The controller analyses in detail the financial, statistical and regulatory statements submitted by supervised bodies. The role involves verifying the consistency, relevance and reliability of the information transmitted, while maintaining relations and follow-up between the Authority and the insurance and reinsurance undertakings during data loading on the dedicated platform.
The post holder prepares the work programme for control missions, alone or in coordination with the team, and collects, analyses and cross-checks documentation obtained from the bodies. The role includes actively participating in interviews with executives, financial officers, actuaries and other stakeholders of the supervised undertakings, assessing on site their governance, risk management, solvency and regulatory compliance arrangements, and drafting interim notes to track mission progress.
The controller contributes to drafting mission reports, internal notes, observation letters and other official documents. The role involves formulating clear recommendations suited to the findings, proposing corrective or preventive measures to improve compliance and financial soundness, and taking part in monitoring the effective implementation of recommendations and assessing their impact.
The position involves paying particular attention to bodies undergoing restructuring, in difficulty or in liquidation, contributing to sectoral databases and improving monitoring tools, proposing improvements to control methods, procedures and tools, and helping to disseminate good practices and strengthen the Directorate's collective expertise.
Candidates must hold a Bac +5 in finance, actuarial science, statistics, economics or audit/control. The required experience is 0 to 6 years in insurance, social welfare, audit or regulatory control.
The announcement does not specify an age condition, any exemption from preselection, or any additional distribution of posts among specialities. The advertised post remains a single one for the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region and concerns all candidates meeting the stated conditions.
Beyond the diploma and experience, candidates must be able to control sector players, conduct thematic on-site inspections, demonstrate rigour and organisational skills, and show analytical capacity and a synthetic mind.
Applications are submitted exclusively online, on the administration's website, through the dedicated competition link indicated in the official announcement. The submission deadline is 11 December 2026, with publication on 11 November 2026.
It should be noted that the organising administration's contact form is reserved for information requests and cannot be used to submit an application. The announcement also mentions additional information relating to a consultancy firm, which does not in itself constitute an application condition.
Salary: from 4500 to 6900 MAD per month.
One post is advertised for the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region, under competition code C 44670/26, as part of a regular recruitment process. The announcement does not specify an examination date, coefficients, test durations, eliminatory thresholds or reserve lists, so candidates should monitor any updates relating to the competition.
Given the nature of the duties, candidates are advised to master the regulations governing the insurance and social welfare sector, methods for analysing financial and statistical statements, and risk management and solvency tools. It is also useful to prepare concrete examples of audit or control experience, where available, in order to highlight analytical and synthesis skills.
Candidates should check in advance the digital format required for documents and avoid finalising the submission on the last day, to prevent technical incidents. Finally, it is prudent to keep a copy of all submitted documents and the submission receipt, in case the administration makes a later request.