Pension Scheme Actuary

JR United Kingdom; Crawley; Remote; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is looking for a Scheme Actuary to ensure proper funding of DB schemes. You will provide expert knowledge, navigating complex regulatory changes while supporting client interests. This role offers the opportunity to work fully remotely with a six-figure salary package.

Qualifications

• FIA is required or willingness to undertake.
• Wide understanding of DB schemes issues.

Responsibilities

• Ensure DB schemes are properly funded.
• Provide trustees with necessary protection.

Skills

Understanding of regulatory changes

Risk management

Pragmatic solutions-based approach

Education

FIA Certification

Scheme Actuary Certification

Job description

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Pension Scheme Actuary, crawley, west sussex

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Client:

BWD Search & Selection

Location:

crawley, west sussex, United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

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EU work permit required:

Yes

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Job Views:

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Posted:

26.06.2025

Expiry Date:

10.08.2025

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Job Description:

Scheme Actuary

Six-figure salary, highly competitive

UK-wide hybrid (inc Scotland and NI), particular interest in the Bristol and London areas. FULLY REMOTE opportunity available

As a Scheme Actuary, your role is pivotal in ensuring that DB schemes are properly funded. The level of specialist knowledge that you provide equips trustees with the protection they need, and the complex issues and regular changes with schemes will require you to be pragmatic and solutions-based.

The opportunity here provides a supportive environment to challenge conventional approaches, focusing on the true best interest of the client.

The individual:

• FIA
• Scheme Actuary Cert required, or willingness to undertake this
• Wide understanding of current issues that DB schemes face- regulatory and legislative changes, funding issues, risk management etc

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