
Life Actuary
Date Posted
27th April 2022
Reference
GM2704222
Sector
Life
Job Type
Permanent
Location
North London/Hybrid
Benefits
+ £Competitive Package
Salary
£65,000 to £90,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: Life Actuary
Goodman Masson are working with a global life insurer who is searching for a qualified life actuary to provide oversight over a variety of functions. This will be a role which can pave the way for senior roles like chief actuary and head of life actuarial.
Some of the functions/processes that you will oversee include:
- Methodology and reporting
- Regulatory review
- Internal model
- Pricing and reinsurance
- Risk Management
- Staff development
To be considered for this role, you will be a qualified life actuary with significant UK experience in life insurance or life insurance consulting. You will also have good knowledge and experience over at least two of the actuarial specialisms mentioned above. You will have experience of reviewing/validating the work of actuaries as well as knowledge of the applications of a variety of models.
If interested, apply here ASAP as recruitment is ongoing.
Alternatively, get in touch with Abiramy (Abi) Logeswaran: abiramy.logeswaran@goodmanmasson.com
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