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Actuarial Analyst
Actuarial Analyst
About the Role
We're looking for an Actuarial Analyst to join our Group Finance team, where you’ll have the opportunity to work across a broad range of actuarial disciplines, supporting business-critical activities including:
- Capital management
- Financial reporting
- Product pricing
- Data analysis
- Regulatory change
- With-profits business
This is an excellent opportunity for a graduate or part-qualified actuary looking to develop their technical expertise while gaining exposure to a wide variety of projects and stakeholders across the business.
What You’ll Be Doing
Depending on your experience and the needs of the team, you’ll be involved in a range of activities, including:
- Supporting actuarial valuations, solvery reporting, and regulatory submissions
- Performing experience studies and maintaining actuarial assumptions and models
- Supporting capital management, ORSA production, and financial forecasting
- Contributing to product pricing, profit testing, and product development
- Supporting with-profits management, including:
- Bonus investigations
- Asset shares
- Policyholder fairness reviews
- Developing and maintaining actuarial models, data processes, and reporting tools
- Providing actuarial input into:
- Strategic business projects
- System developments
- Regulatory change initiatives
- Analysing financial and actuarial data to produce meaningful insights and management information
- Working closely with Finance, Investment, Data, and Change teams to improve processes and deliver business objectives
- Supporting testing, implementation, and continuous improvement of actuarial systems and processes
- Preparing analysis and reports for senior management and governance committees
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About You
You’ll be a collaborative and analytical individual who enjoys solving complex problems and working with data.
We’re looking for someone with:
Essential
- A degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Engineering, or another highly numerical discipline (2:1 or above preferred)
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Excellent attention to detail
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team
- A commitment to studying towards the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) qualification


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Desirable
- Progress towards the IFoA actuarial qualification
- Experience within a UK Life Insurance or Financial Services environment
- Knowledge of actuarial modelling software such as Prophet
- Strong Excel and data analysis skills
- Experience working with:
- Databases
- Programming languages such as SQL, VBA, Python, or R
What You’ll Gain
- Exposure to a wide variety of actuarial disciplines and business areas
- Opportunities to work on high-profile strategic and regulatory projects
- Support for your professional actuarial qualification and career development
- A collaborative environment where you’ll work alongside experienced actuaries and finance professionals
- The opportunity to make a meaningful impact on business decisions and customer outcomes
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