CONCORDIA
Matthias Egli is an experienced actuary currently serving as the Leiter Aktuariat und Statistik at CONCORDIA since March 2021. Prior roles include Aktuar at Azenes AG and Aufsichtsspezialist for the Eidgenössische Finanzmarktaufsicht FINMA, where responsibilities encompassed on-site controls and supervision of insurance companies, alongside communicating regarding SST and technical reserves. Matthias’s earlier experiences also include work at SCOR during a master's thesis focused on stochastic and analytical methods in reserving, as well as an internship in individual life insurance at Helvetia Versicherungen. Educational qualifications comprise an EMBA in General Management from the Executive School, an Aktuar SAV certification from the Schweizerische Aktuarvereinigung, a CAS in Sustainable Finance from the University of Zurich, and a Master of Science in Actuarial Science from the University of Basel. Additionally, a Bachelor's in Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen with a focus on Wirtschaftsmathematik was obtained from ZHAW School of Engineering.
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CONCORDIA
People should be able to work free of material worries, even when they are sick. CONCORDIA has been defending this right since it was founded in Zug in 1913. Today, more than 748,000 people are insured by CONCORDIA. For this reason, it ranks among the largest health and accident insurance providers in Switzerland. Approximately 1,200 persons are employed in part-time and full-time positions. 550 of these are employed at the headquarters in Lucerne; the others are employed in four service centres, in the Landesvertretung Liechtenstein, and in 270 agencies throughout Switzerland. CONCORDIA offers private individuals, families, companies and associations the best possible and reliable material protection against the financial consequences of illness and accident. They do this with mandatory health care insurance pursuant to the Swiss federal law on health insurance (KVG/LAMal), the supplementary insurances pursuant to the Swiss federal law on insurance contracts (VVG/LCA) and accident insurance pursuant to the Swiss federal law on accident insurance (UVG/LAA/LAINF).