Graduate Actuarial Analyst

Role overview

Responsibilities

• Support quarterly Solvency II valuation analysis and reporting, explain movements, and communicate insights to stakeholders.
• Support shareholder and with-profits balance-sheet reporting and ongoing solvency monitoring.
• Contribute to with-profits asset-pool rebalancing analysis and reporting, maintaining accurate, controlled outputs.
• Work across Finance, Risk, and Actuarial teams on financial reporting and regulatory submissions.
• Assist with projects and business initiatives, and identify process, control, and reporting-efficiency improvements.

Candidate requirements

• Recent graduate, ideally in a numerate discipline such as Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Physics, Engineering, or a similar subject.
• Interest in an actuarial career and working towards professional qualifications.
• Numerate, analytical, detail-oriented, curious, proactive, and keen to learn.
• Able to take ownership, meet deadlines, collaborate across teams, and explain analytical findings clearly.
• Insurance-industry or actuarial-concept knowledge is beneficial but not essential.

Development and exposure

• Develop financial analysis, problem-solving, technical, commercial, and communication skills.
• Gain exposure to insurance balance sheets, capital management, regulatory reporting, and experienced actuarial and finance professionals.
• May support wider financial reporting, including IFRS reporting where appropriate.

Benefits

• The employer describes UK benefits including a pension scheme of up to 18%; the supplied description ends before the full benefit details.

Flexible working

• Flexible working arrangements and workplace adjustments may be considered.