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Provide DB pension actuarial consulting: perform individual member calculations and valuations, review client reports and member communications, support client meetings and projects, manage client work allocation, mentor juniors, conduct research, develop practice tools, and assist with surveys and statistical analysis.

The Consulting Actuary provides actuarial consulting services, manages client relationships, leads teams, and advises on pensions, risk management, and legislation compliance.

Lead LGPS client consulting engagements, manage a portfolio of pension fund clients, oversee delivery and governance, mentor junior staff, support business development, and provide technical advice on funding strategy, employer risk, asset pooling, statutory reporting and governance.

Provide LGPS actuarial consulting across funds and employers: client advisory, reporting, funding strategy, employer risk, governance support, peer review, team coordination, and business development while maintaining regulatory knowledge.

Supports pension administration treasury activities, including maintaining and reconciling accounting, banking, investment, contribution, and annuity records. Assists with cashflow forecasting, investment and disinvestment arrangements, pooled fund reconciliation, overseas payments, and project work. The role requires strong Microsoft Office skills, especially Excel, Word, and Outlook, with relevant financial services or accounting experience beneficial.

Provide privacy advisory and compliance consulting across multiple client sectors. Responsibilities include privacy gap analyses, audits, DPIAs, policy development, AI privacy assessments, supplier due diligence, breach response, regulatory communications, data subject rights requests, reporting, training, and stakeholder advice. The role requires translating privacy risks into practical business decisions while collaborating with legal, information security, and operational teams.

Join Howden’s graduate actuarial consulting programme in London, advising life and general insurance clients on actuarial, investment, longevity, and risk management projects. Graduates receive client exposure, technical training, study support, and preparation for IFoA exams. No prior experience is required, but candidates need a minimum 2:1 degree, strong mathematics and English qualifications, excellent communication skills, and unrestricted UK work authorization.

Provides investment advice and services to pension schemes, corporates, local authorities, endowments, charities, and high-net-worth families. The graduate will assess client objectives, produce investment advice and reports, conduct investment research and technical analysis, use investment models, and present findings while receiving structured training and client exposure.

Manage and strengthen pension administration client relationships, budgets, fees, service delivery, complaints, and client satisfaction. Provide defined-benefit pension administration guidance, host meetings, present reports and proposals, support business development, identify cross-selling opportunities, manage risks, and contribute to client retention and industry profile development.

Lead and deepen relationships with major pension administration clients, provide pensions consultancy and technical guidance, manage budgets and fee proposals, drive business development and client retention, present to clients and prospects, identify growth opportunities, manage compliance and information security risks, and coach junior team members.