How you'll make an impact
As a Graduate Actuarial Analyst, you will be immersed in all aspects of front line actuarial work for our insurance clients from early in your career, including:
- Analysis for client pitches and meetings and participation in client meetings
- Assisting in building reinsurance pricing models and actuarial benchmarks
- Data collection and manipulation in spreadsheets and other database applications
- Developing expertise in using proprietary Financial Modelling and Reinsurance Optimisation software
You will also have the opportunity for:
- Domestic or global travel, as required
- Increasing opportunities for client interaction and responsibility as your experience and capabilities evolve
- Support for industry qualifications
About You
Educational Requirements
Minimum 2:1 degree in Maths or Actuarial Science and 128 UCAS points (2017 UK tariff) including A-Level Maths/Economics grade A/B or equivalent qualification.
Desired Skills and Qualifications
- Demonstrated enthusiasm and keen interest in the fields of Insurance, Risk Management, and Reinsurance.
- Proven ability to cultivate and maintain robust relationships with internal and external stakeholders across all organizational levels.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
- Exceptional numerical literacy and quantitative analysis skills.
- Proficiency in statistical and mathematical methodologies.
- Strong drive to identify and resolve complex problems.
- Innovative in developing effective solutions.
- Meticulous attention to detail and accuracy.
- Ability to propose and evaluate alternative solutions.
The Application Process
Stage 1: Online application
Stage 2: Telephone Interview
Stage 3: Assessment Centre
Stage 4: Final interview
Stage 5: Offers made
Start date for the UK, International & Specialty Programme will be September 2026.
The recruitment process will commence with telephone interviews, which are scheduled to take place during November and December 2025, followed by assessment centres that are planned to occur in early 2026 to ensure a thorough and comprehensive selection process.
You will be notified on your progress throughout the process
