Chief Actuary (Part-Time)
High Finance (UK) Limited T/A HFG · London · posted 1 day ago
Going rate £55,100UK median £53,342London £68,595
Home Office going rates from
Occupation
2433Actuaries, economists and statisticians
Going rate for this occupation: £55,100 · UK median pay £53,342
Home Office going rates from
Where this salary sits
- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£140,000 to £150,000stated · above the range ONS published
- Going rate£55,100
- UK median£53,342
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £36,160 |
| 25th | £41,906 |
| 50th | £53,342 |
| 75th | £74,372 |
| Going rate | £55,100 |
| UK median | £53,342 |
Sponsorship
Sponsorship chance
Low
- Not matched to a licence on the register
- Occupation is eligible for Skilled Worker
- Salary clears the going rate
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We've partnered with a leading global insurance provider to find a Part-Time Chief Actuary to join their UK operation.
This is a rare opportunity for a senior actuarial leader to take on a high-impact, flexible role - providing strategic actuarial oversight without the demands of a full-time executive position.
The Role:
Act as Chief Actuary, holding key function responsibility under PRA/FCA requirements Oversee reserving, pricing, and capital modelling activities Provide Board-level actuarial reporting and sign-off (SAO, Solvency II) Guide and mentor the wider actuarial team Part-time basis - flexible days/hours negotiable
Why Apply:
Genuine flexibility - part-time hours, senior scope Influence at the highest level of the business Competitive day rate/pro-rated package
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