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We’ll match you with leading actuary jobs that are tailored to your skillsets, criteria and experience.
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Our industry expertise and wide employer network mean that we are best placed to provide you with expert advice, support you in the next step of your career and find the actuary role relevant to your niche.
No matter whether you’re an actuary graduate or an experienced partner, you can trust us to find you a job from top employers.
Actuaries combine their knowledge of financial, business and statistical methods to provide the most accurate assessments possible and the best advice to their clients and stakeholders. Equally, we’re passionate about leveraging our deep actuarial knowledge and expertise to provide you with the best opportunities, matching your specific skills and expertise with the job profiles of respected employers.
Being your lifelong partner, we’ll do more than just find you the right opportunity for right now. We’ll provide you with the specific interview support and skills that give you the confidence you need to succeed in your actuarial career.
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We’re proud to have an established network of respected employers with incredible opportunities for actuary professionals. This includes actuary roles in banking, insurance, finance, investment and pensions, as well as consultants.
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Actuary jobs FAQs
An actuary professional's salary will depend on several factors, including location, expertise and the job profile itself. As an example, however, an actuarial graduate working in life insurance could typically expect to earn £35,500 a year in London, or closer to £30,000 in the North. These salaries are also comparable for general insurance specialists.
On the other end of the scale, senior actuary professionals are easily able to command six-figure salaries. A chief actuary could earn over £200,000 per annum if working in London, while a partner’s salary could exceed £300,000.
Most professionals who enter actuarial work are graduates – usually those with degrees in economics, maths, finance, business and in some cases science or engineering. Furthermore, employers will generally choose candidates with a first or second-class honours classification, although work experience will also be a consideration.
To work as an actuary, it is crucial to have a strong command of numeracy and analytics. This will ideally be supported by practical IT skills and the ability to verbally communicate complex concepts. You’ll also be expected to write clear and concise reports, so a good level of writing competency will be helpful.
Ideally, you will also be driven and independent, with a strong desire to learn new skills and explore business opportunities.
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