Key Takeaways
- Gain expertise in actuarial modelling, data analytics, and regulatory reporting within the insurance sector.
- Requires a minimum 2:1 in a maths or finance-related degree; no prior experience needed.
- Work a hybrid model with opportunities for professional development and qualification as a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.
- Applications close on 23rd October 2026.
About the Role
About the Team
In Actuarial, we are problem solvers and strategic thinkers who use mathematical skills to measure the probability and risk of future events. Our work helps individuals plan for the future and is always challenging and interesting.
Our Actuarial Insurance business provides actuarial services across the life insurance and general insurance markets, working with a wide range of clients. We foster an open and friendly working environment that allows everyone to learn from the wide range of experts within the practice.
What You'll Need
- You’ll need to have obtained or be studying towards a minimum 2:1 in a maths or finance related degree (including Chemistry, Actuarial Sciences, Finance, Physics, Economics, Engineering and Computer Science).
- You must have graduated by September 2027 for the Autumn 2027 intake.
- An A-level (or equivalent) in Maths is encouraged but not essential.
- No prior experience is required, however some understanding and interest of the insurance industry and the role of actuaries is recommended.
This role is suitable if you’re:
- Interested in statistics and their applications.
- Analytical and detail-focused.
- A problem-solver and strategic thinker who likes to use mathematical skills to measure risk.
What You'll Do
As well as learning key consulting skills, you will gain expertise in actuarial modelling, data analytics, and knowledge of regulatory reporting requirements across life and general insurance.
Day-to-day work may include:
- Analysing client data and drafting reports to present findings.
- Researching demographic and financial assumptions.
- Estimating, reviewing, and validating insurance actuarial numbers for audits.
- Assessing future insurance liabilities for pricing, financial reporting, and business transfers.
- Advising on capital levels and structure.
- Supporting financial change programmes by identifying inefficiencies and embedding new solutions.
Where You'll Work
We operate a hybrid system with a combination of office and home working. Client-facing roles may require attendance at client sites. Meetings will be a mix of online and in-person. Your final assessment and induction will be in-person.
How You'll Develop
- You will attend an Analyst Induction Programme (AIP) in September, with a mix of in-person and online learning.
- Receive on-the-job training through client and internal projects.
- Access formal training courses and e-learning.
- We provide resources to support you through your journey to qualify as a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (typically 3-6 years).
- You will be assigned a buddy for support and guidance.
Additional Support and Benefits
We are a collaborative, inclusive firm committed to supporting and rewarding our people. Benefits and culture information are available via links in the original posting.
Application Deadlines
The closing deadline for this role is 23rd October 2026. Some roles may close before the deadline due to high demand. A strict one application per year policy applies to Early Careers opportunities.