Actuarial Analyst

We are seeking an Actuarial Analyst to support pricing, valuation, capital and risk activities within a regulated financial services environment. This role is based in 11, Central Singapore, Singapore and offers a salary of £0 per year.

Key responsibilities

• Support the development and maintenance of actuarial models for pricing, reserving and experience analysis.
• Analyse portfolio performance, claims and lapse behaviour; identify trends and communicate insights to stakeholders.
• Assist with periodic valuation and financial reporting, including documentation and validation of assumptions and methodologies.
• Contribute to capital, solvency and stress-testing exercises; help interpret results and sensitivities.
• Prepare clear, audit-ready working papers, reconciliations and model change controls.
• Work with data teams to improve data quality, automation and governance; ensure appropriate controls are followed.
• Support process improvements, including streamlining calculations and producing repeatable reporting packs.

Requirements

• Degree in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, Finance, Engineering or a closely related quantitative discipline.
• Progress towards actuarial qualification (e.g., IFoA or equivalent), with a strong commitment to continued exam progress.
• Experience in an actuarial or analytical role (internship, graduate scheme or industry experience considered).
• Strong technical skills in Excel and at least one programming/analytics tool (e.g., R, Python, SQL, VBA).
• Understanding of actuarial concepts such as reserving, pricing, mortality/morbidity, discounting, credibility and risk measures.
• Ability to explain complex results clearly to non-technical stakeholders, both written and verbal.
• High attention to detail, strong numeracy, and a methodical approach to validation and controls.
• Comfortable working to deadlines in a regulated environment, with awareness of governance and compliance expectations.

Desirable

• Exposure to financial reporting frameworks (e.g., IFRS 17/IFRS, local statutory reporting) and/or capital frameworks.
• Experience with actuarial modelling tools or platforms and model governance standards.
• Knowledge of insurance products and distribution channels across life, health or general insurance.

Working arrangements

Hybrid working may be available subject to business needs. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across actuarial, finance, risk and data functions.