Actuarial - Banking Analytics & Financial Resource Management

Programme overview

Academic requirements

• Have obtained or be studying toward a minimum 2:1 in a maths- or finance-related degree, and have graduated by September 2027.
• Eligible degree examples include Chemistry, Actuarial Sciences, Finance, Physics, Economics, Engineering, and Computer Science.
• An A-level or equivalent in Maths is encouraged but not essential.

Skills and qualifications

• Applicants should enjoy solving complex problems, show enthusiasm for financial services management consulting, and enjoy working with a variety of people.
• Strong communication and listening skills are sought.
• Programming skills such as Python, SAS, SQL, C, C++, or Java, and an interest in risk and analytics, are desirable but not required.

Work and responsibilities

• Analyze data to derive insights and identify patterns that support client business decisions.
• Work with teams to resolve client problems, including brainstorming, executing, and presenting solutions in reports and slide decks.
• Optimize client operations for efficiency and use analytics, data visualisation, machine learning, and AI to help create digital experiences.
• Translate technical analysis into actionable insights for senior executives.
• Work across planning, modelling, implementation, and varied client and internal projects.

Workplace

• The role follows a hybrid system combining office and home working.
• Client-facing work may require attendance at client sites; meetings are a mix of online and in-person events.
• Final assessment and induction are in person.

Training and development

• Graduate induction combines in-person and online learning over several weeks.
• On-the-job learning, formal courses, and e-learning support development of consulting and broader business skills.
• The programme offers exposure to varied projects and development in planning, modelling, and implementation.