Actuarial People
James TurnerHello and welcome to Actuarial People, with James Turner. I’m excited to be launching a brand-new podcast, where each week I’ll be speaking with a UK Actuary. My aim is to give you greater insight into the people behind the profession, and their personal career journeys. We’ll cover things like why and how they became an Actuary, what they do on a day to day basis, how they balance work and exams ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareersEducationSelf-Improvement | |||
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Daryl is Head of Market & Liquidity Risk at Legal & General for the Retirement Institutional business. He looks after all elements of market risk which includes interest rates, inflation, FX and property risk. more
Lisa is an Associate Partner in the Risk Settlement Group at Aon in Leeds, where she advises scheme Trustees and Sponsors on buy-ins and buyouts. more
Emily has recently celebrated her 25 year anniversary at WTW, where she is a Scheme Actuary, a Relationship Manager for Independent Trustees, a People Manager and company nominated Trustee for one the company pension schemes. more
Cian is currently a Reinsurance Pricing Actuary at MS Amlin. more
Kiran is a Pensions Actuary and Team Leader at WTW in London. more
Matt is Head of Origination Structuring at PIC. Matt is responsible for sourcing, assessing and bringing on new pensions risk transactions, including finding innovative solutions for the more unusual trades – such as those involving deferred premiums... more
Peter is a Life Actuary, with extensive experience in ALM and Investments. He relocated from the UK last year to join the BMA in Bermuda. more
Amanda is a Consulting Actuary, people manager and recruitment specialist at WTW. more
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Apple Podcasts | #224 |  Italy/Business/Careers |
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