Pension Analyst

Your duties and responsibilities as a Pensions Analyst include:
– Writing Actuarial and Pensions Reports in connection with Divorce/Personal Injury/Employment Tribunal settlements
– Mathematical modelling associated with actuarial valuation and other calculation spreadsheets
– Analysis of client files to identify what information needs to be obtained in order that accurate calculations can be performed when preparing a report
– Performing data collection and data analysis work in relation to client files which will involve liaising with insurance companies, pension schemes and firms of solicitors as required
– Providing Business Support in connection with the range of tasks that need to be performed in managing a small business
– Maintain a highly professional approach to work at all times
– Ensure that all work carried out in this position is of the highest quality to meet the high expectations that clients demand
– Communicate clearly and effectively with clients, suppliers and work colleagues
– Maintain a high standard of confidentiality and data protection in all aspects of client work carried out
– Be able to work under own initiative setting personal goals to achieve targets as well as meeting the targets and deadlines required of the business
– Work efficiently as a key member of a small team to enable the business to achieve its targets
– Critically analyse own performance through self-assessment as well as through written and verbal feedback given by others