Reinsurance Pricing Actuary
High Finance (UK) Limited T/A HFG · London · posted 4 days ago
Going rate £45,800UK median £50,330London £64,672
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Occupation
2422Finance and investment analysts and advisers
Going rate for this occupation: £45,800 · UK median pay £50,330
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Where this salary sits
- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£47,379 to £90,802estimated
- Going rate£45,800
- UK median£50,330
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £28,442 |
| 25th | £36,872 |
| 50th | £50,330 |
| 75th | £70,665 |
| Going rate | £45,800 |
| UK median | £50,330 |
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Sponsorship chance
Low
- Not matched to a licence on the register
- Occupation is eligible for Skilled Worker
- Estimated salary clears the going rate
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I'm working on a Reinsurance Pricing Actuary opportunity within a specialist actuarial team, offering a great combination of pricing, modelling and technical development .
The role will have a particular focus on treaty pricing , developing and maintaining models within Python and Tyche , alongside broader actuarial analysis and model development. You'll also work closely with underwriting, exposure and specialist teams to improve the modelling of complex risks and support wider business decision-making.
Key areas of the role include:
Treaty pricing and pricing model development
- Building and enhancing models using
Python & Tyche
- Model validation, sensitivity analysis and governance
- Developing and improving existing actuarial tools and processes
- Working closely with underwriting and exposure teams
- Applying statistical techniques to the modelling of complex and specialist risks
We're looking for:
FIA qualified actuary
- Strong actuarial modelling and analytical experience
- Background ideally within
GI, reinsurance, pricing, capital or exposure/risk modelling
- Strong Excel/VBA skills
- An interest in coding and developing technical modelling capabilities
- Reinsurance experience and knowledge of
SQL would be advantageous
London
This could be a particularly interesting move for someone who enjoys the technical side of actuarial work and wants greater exposure to reinsurance pricing, model development and specialist risks.
Drop me a message if you'd like to hear more.
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