
Pricing Actuarial Analyst - Life
Date Posted
30th March 2022
Reference
GM3003222
Sector
Life
Job Type
Permanent
Location
London with Hybrid Working
Benefits
Excellent Benefits
Salary
£35,000 to £59,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: Pricing Actuarial Analyst - Life
Goodman Masson are working with a Global Life Reinsurer who are searching for actuarial analysts to join their pricing and structured transactions team.
As the newly appointed Actuarial Analyst, you will gain:
- Knowledge about reinsurance transactions for longevity, asset intensive and financial reinsurance deals
- An innovative environment where learning and implementation of new ideas are encouraged
- The ability to have strong client and internal stakeholder relationships
- Collaboration when pricing assumptions, results and financial projections for the transactions
- Experience in the ongoing development of pricing methods and procedures including contributing to the development of Actuarial systems including the implementation of data science (which is a new feature to most of the insurance industry)
- Opportunities in special projects and research and development
- An employer who values Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
As the newly appointed Actuarial Analyst, you will:
- Be a Part-Qualified Life Actuary or Nearly Qualified Life Actuary
- Have UK experience in life insurance or consulting
- Have actuarial modelling or data analytics skills
- Be eligible to work in the UK without sponsorship
If you’re interested in this role as a Pricing Actuarial Analyst, please apply here ASAP as recruitment is ongoing.
Alternatively, get in touch with Abiramy (Abi) Logeswaran at Goodman Masson to learn more:
T - +44 (0) 207 324 0516
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