Actuarial Analyst - Graduate Program Insurance Consulting & Technology

WTW is hiring for the role of Actuarial Analyst - Graduate Program Insurance Consulting & Technology! Responsibilities of the Candidate: Financial and regulatory reporting across varied geographies such as Asia-Pacific region, Europe etc. Pricing and product development Embedded value and Appraisal value Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring Actuarial due diligence, supporting sales and capital raising, Initial Public Offering (IPO), reinsurance and financing alternatives Enterprise Risk Management Enterprise risk assessment, financial risk modeling, capital management, and reinsurance optimization. Requirements: Currently in final year of graduation and pursuing a bachelors degree in commerce, Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, Business, or an Analytical subject, or bachelors degree in computer science, Programming or a related field (experienced in a scripting language, preferably Python, C# or SQL). Already pursuing actuarial science or having a strong inclination towards pursuing actuarial science. Making steady progress through actuarial examinations along with ones career at WTW. Strong analytical and integrative skills. Strong written and oral communication skills. Excellent Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel. Well-organized and detail-oriented. Ability to respond to all communications effectively and in a timely manner. Flexibility and proven ability to diagnose and resolve issues,strong client service orientation. Interest and ability to think beyond the task at hand and understand how ones work fits into the broader landscape. Self-motivated to learn and develop new skills, ideas,and solutions for clients. Proactive, energetic, and can demonstrate being a safe pair of hands. .

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