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SENIOR CONSULTING ACTUARY | 30172

London
Posted about 17 hours ago
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As a Senior Consulting Actuary, you will work with a diverse client base on a wide range of strategic and regulatory initiatives, providing expert advice and innovative solutions that help clients navigate an evolving market landscape. You will also play an important role in developing client relationships, supporting business growth and mentoring junior colleagues.

Key Responsibilities

Including, however, not limited to the following

  • Lead and deliver client projects across capital, risk and regulatory consulting engagements
  • Support life insurance clients with risk-based capital modelling, model validation and capital management activities
  • Work on regulatory applications, business transfer projects
  • Help modernise actuarial processes through the application of digital tools, automation and innovative modelling techniques
  • Build strong relationships with client stakeholders and act as a trusted adviser
  • Develop project scopes, manage delivery timelines and ensure high-quality outcomes
  • Contribute to research, thought leadership and the development of new client propositions
  • Support business development activities by identifying opportunities and building market presence
  • Coach, mentor and support more junior colleagues, contributing to a collaborative and high-performing team culture
  • Work closely with colleagues across the wider consulting business to deliver integrated client solutions

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  • Qualified Actuary status with at least three years’ post-qualification experience gained within a life insurer or consultancy

Experience Required

  • Strong knowledge of Solvency UK and related regulatory frameworks such as Solvency II and Bermuda
  • Experience developing, reviewing or validating risk-based capital models and calibration methodologies
  • Knowledge of capital management and risk management frameworks within the life insurance sector
  • Experience applying technology and digital solutions to enhance modelling and actuarial processes
  • Programming experience in languages such as Python or R would be advantageous
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