Christopher is a principal in Oliver Wyman’s Actuarial practice and leads the firm’s Charlotte office.
He advises insurance organizations on complex actuarial challenges, with particular experience across life insurance and reinsurance.
Christopher’s work spans assumption development and governance, pricing, actuarial appraisal, due diligence, experience studies, forecasting, and cash flow testing. He has helped major carriers and reinsurers strengthen assumption-setting processes, evaluate in-force business, and strategically reprice life insurance products.
Better actuarial models are not just about greater sophistication. They should give insurers clearer insight, stronger processes, and greater confidence in the decisions they make
He also has extensive experience in modernizing actuarial models and processes. His work includes leading conversions of pricing and valuation models to Moody’s Analytics AXIS, implementing principle-based reserving functionality, and moving production models to cloud-based environments. He has also developed tools and automated processes to strengthen financial projections, reporting, and model reconciliation.
Christopher joined Oliver Wyman in 2016 after working as an actuarial associate at Gen Re. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in actuarial science, mathematics, and economics from the University of Connecticut.