Senior Longevity Pricing Analyst / Actuary

Goodman Masson; Greater London; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Goodman Masson is recruiting a Senior Pricing Analyst to join a growing actuarial pricing team. The role offers exposure across retirement, longevity and structured insurance transactions and international markets.

The ideal candidate is a senior actuarial student or nearly qualified actuary with strong modelling能力 and commercial curiosity, eager to expand beyond conventional pricing into deal activity and capital considerations.

Qualifications

• Senior actuarial student / nearly qualified actuary with strong technical skills.
• Good actuarial modelling capability and commercial curiosity.
• Ability to interrogate results and challenge outputs.

Responsibilities

• Own pricing models and quotes for transactions.
• Analyze impact of interest rates, credit spreads, FX and market moves on deals.
• Understand capital implications of structures and work with investments/transactions teams.

Job description

I'm recruiting for a Senior Pricing Analyst to join a growing actuarial pricing team working across retirement, longevity and structured insurance transactions.

This is a strong opportunity for a senior actuarial student / nearly qualified actuary who wants genuinely commercial pricing exposure. The team works across a mixture of funded transactions, longevity swaps and other retirement solutions across international markets, combining actuarial modelling with capital, investments and transaction structuring.

You'll take ownership of pricing models and quotes, analyse how interest rates, credit spreads, FX and other market movements affect deals, understand the capital implications of different structures, and work closely with investment and commercial teams to help optimise transactions.

Previous pricing experience is helpful rather than essential. I'd also be interested in candidates from modelling, capital, investments, longevity or transaction-focused backgrounds who have strong technical skills and want to move closer to deal activity. The role requires good actuarial modelling capability, commercial curiosity and the confidence to interrogate results rather than simply run models.

It's a good fit for someone who wants broader exposure than a conventional pricing role and is keen to build experience across transactions, investments and capital as well as core actuarial modelling.