Eames Consulting
Associate Risk Transfer Consultant

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Associate Risk Transfer Consultant
Our client is looking for an Associate Risk Transfer Consultant to join a growing pensions advisory team with a strong presence across the UK.
This is an opportunity to specialise in the increasingly important area of pension risk transfer, supporting defined benefit schemes as they navigate key transactions and strategic decisions. The role offers exposure to a wide range of projects, combining technical actuarial work with client interaction and project delivery.
You will support the execution of risk transfer transactions, working closely with trustees, sponsors, and insurers to deliver high-quality advice at critical stages. The role involves coordinating across teams, contributing to client deliverables, and ensuring that projects are delivered efficiently and in line with agreed timelines.
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Alongside transaction work, you will assist with broader activities including post-transaction support, ongoing actuarial consulting, and contributions to new business initiatives. You will also play a role in reviewing calculations, maintaining robust governance standards, and keeping up to date with market and regulatory developments.
This opportunity is well suited to a part-qualified actuary (or making strong progress through the exams) with experience in defined benefit pensions, ideally with some exposure to risk transfer work. Strong organisational, analytical, and communication skills are essential, as is the ability to manage multiple priorities in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.


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The role offers a supportive and flexible working environment, with opportunities to develop specialist expertise in a high-growth area of pensions, alongside broader actuarial exposure if desired. Hybrid working is available across multiple UK locations.
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