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Senior Actuarial Modeller
#LLead Specialist in Actuarial Modelling – The Pensions Regulator
Building a fairer pensions system
Location: Brighton Contract: Full-time, Permanent Working pattern: Flexible working (Hybrid/office-based)
About the Role
As a Lead Specialist in Actuarial Modelling, you’ll be a critical part of The Pensions Regulator’s mission to protect savers and optimise trust in workplace pensions. Your actuarial and financial modelling expertise will underpin clear, precise analytical outputs—ensuring regulated bodies, pension schemes, employers, and savers alike benefit from informed decisions.
Your work will directly shape how we spot emerging risks, bolster financial resilience across pension schemes, and enhance the robustness of the UK’s regulatory framework. You’ll collaborate across disciplines to turn data into actionable insights—guiding policies, strategies, and regulatory interventions that support millions of savers.
Ideal for You If…
You are drawn to this role because you love:
- Driving solutions: Taking on complex actuarial problems and translating them into clear, impactful decision-making tools.
- Cross-functional collaboration: Working closely with legal, economic, and risk experts to synthesise insights and align on strategy.
- Driving clarity: Taking “line items of data” and reframing them into understandable, actionable narratives for diverse audiences.
- Purpose-driven impact: Commitment to public value and ensuring your work translates to better outcomes for pension savers.
- Learning and sharing: Thriving in a collaborative environment where knowledge grows organically and pairs expertise.
Here, you’ll mesh your technical depth with a shared purpose: to build a more transparent, resilient pensions system.
Core Responsibilities
Analytical Leadership
- Develop, maintain, and enhance dynamic actuarial and financial models to assess and predict pension scheme vulnerabilities, market risks, and strategic opportunities.
- Drive forward-thinking research, interpreting emerging trends in demography, investment returns, regulatory changes, and market cycles.
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Strategic Insights & Delivery
- Recommend practical, evidence-based policies and proposals to address risks (e.g., funding deficits, investment risks).
- Act as a go-to trusted advisor for senior management and policy teams, translating data into actionable recommendations.
Collaboration & Influence
- Partner with statisticians, economists, legal teams, insight specialists, and senior managers—bridging actuarial detail and regulatory goals.
- Champion clear communication: distilling complex financial models and forecasts into manageable, digestible insights for stakeholders without actuarial expertise.
Knowledge & Impact
- Foster a culture of lessons learned and best practice online, ensuring insights are widely shared across The Pensions Regulator’s strategy and policy teams.
- Stay at the forefront of actuarial methodologies, assessing evolving modelling frameworks and adapting tools in response to evolving market and policy expectations.
Requirements of the Role
Professional Expertise
- Actuarial qualifications: Full or near-full qualification (FIA, FICA, or equivalent).
- Advanced financial modelling: Extensive experience analysing pension schemes, asset valuation techniques, demographic modelling, or risk management frameworks.
- Regulatory/technical insight: Knowledge of UK pension regulations, including The Pensions Act, Trust-Based Models, Seasonal Valuation Rules, and advising on solvency/financial projections.
- study/support: Understanding of sectoral risks like inflation, longevity modelling, and investment market trends.


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Behaviour & Cultural Fit
- Tuckman team collaboration mindset: Proven ability to engage with, learn from, and challenge specialists—acting as a team glue.
- Sharing your voice: Comfortable speaking up, pitching ideas, and advocating for your insights across organisations.
- Ownership: Ability to take initiative, spot gaps in insights internally, and drive projects to completion without continual sign-off.
Tenure & Technical Flexibility
- Minimum five years’ relevant experience in financial services, actuarial practice, or pensions governance.
- Adaptability to hybrid working policies—balancing independent work and team-based problem-solving in an office/hybrid environment.
What You’ll Gain
- Impact with direct real-world value: Play a pivotal role in shaping policies that impact millions of UK pension savers every day.
- Opportunity to collaborative impact: Part of a diverse, collaborative team supporting the most trusted solution for workplace pensions.
- Development opportunities: Work within a learning-driven culture—sharing expertise, gaining insights, and growing alongside high-performing specialists in finance, regulation, and policy.
- Outcomes with tangible outputs: Your discoveries will regularly shape weekly reports, policy papers, and strategic directions—knowing your work keeps pensions savers on track.
- Hybrid excellence: Experience flexible working models that fit industry demands, balancing home and office schedules effectively.
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To explore how your skills align with shaping the future of UK pensions, view the full job posting on The Pensions Regulator’s career site. Applications close 02/07/2026.
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