Actuarial Graduate Analyst: Corporate Risk & Broking

WTW; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 30,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work

Study leave for exams

Exam progression salary increases

Job summary

Willis Towers Watson in London is launching a two-year actuarial graduate programme within our Corporate Risk & Broking (CRB) team. You’ll work with industry-leading colleagues to learn and apply actuarial techniques across pricing, reserving and capital modelling.

You will be mentored while studying to become a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, with flexible study support, salary progression linked to exam success, and a structured induction with ongoing development.

Qualifications

• A natural problem solver with a sharp and analytical mind.
• Comfortable working with and analysing numbers.
• A confident communicator who knows how to build relationships.
• Curious and eager to build and apply your knowledge.
• At least 2:1 degree-qualified in a numerate discipline, or 2:1 in a non-numerate discipline plus an A at A-Level Maths.

Responsibilities

• Develop your technical knowledge on challenging, real-world actuarial problems for clients.
• Presenting the results of your work to colleagues and, ultimately, clients.
• Build strong relationships with colleagues and clients across sectors, including cyber, financial institutions, marine and construction.
• Grow every day, from a thorough induction to ongoing professional development and training.
• Be mentored and supported as you study to become a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.

Skills

Problem solving

Numerical ability

Communication skills

Curiosity

Education

2:1 degree in numerate discipline

2:1 in non-numerate discipline + A-Level Maths

Job description

Willis Towers Watson in London is launching a two-year actuarial graduate programme within our Corporate Risk & Broking (CRB) team. You’ll work with industry-leading colleagues to learn and apply actuarial techniques across pricing, reserving and capital modelling.

You will be mentored while studying to become a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, with flexible study support, salary progression linked to exam success, and a structured induction with ongoing development.