CFC

Cyber risk underwriting through MGA platform

Actuarial Analyst

Actuarial & Risk ModellingUpdated on Nov 13

Full-timeLondon, UKNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

A degree in a numerate subject such as Actuarial Science, Mathematics, or Statistics.
Currently studying toward actuarial exams, ideally with at least 1–3 exams passed or relevant exemptions.
Strong analytical skills and the ability to work with data and draw clear conclusions.
Comfort using Excel or similar tools to handle and interpret data.
Good attention to detail and a structured, methodical approach.
Ability to communicate findings clearly and practically.
Curiosity and interest in how actuarial work supports business performance.

Responsibilities

Carry out quantitative analysis using probabilistic and deterministic approaches to break down complex problems and suggest practical solutions.
Support the development and ongoing improvement of pricing tools, ensuring they remain accurate, relevant, and fit for purpose.
Work with stakeholders across the business to understand data requirements and translate them into clear, usable outputs.
Produce regular and ad hoc reporting, with commentary explaining what the numbers indicate and why it matters.
Contribute to wider team activity by supporting projects and analysis alongside other members of the Performance Management team.

As an Actuarial Analyst at CFC, you’ll be working at the centre of how we understand and improve underwriting performance. Sitting within the Performance Management team, you’ll get involved in a broad mix of analysis, reporting and project work that directly informs how we make commercial decisions across the business.

The work you produce will be visible, used, and relied upon. You’ll be helping to answer real questions about performance, pricing and portfolio direction, and you’ll see the impact of that work play out in how we operate.

As part of your role, you will have the opportunity to engage with underwriting and claims teams, as well as other support functions such as products, software development, and finance.

It’s a great opportunity to build a strong understanding of how the business connects, and to develop your commercial awareness alongside your actuarial skillset.

Carry out quantitative analysis using both probabilistic and deterministic approaches, helping to break down complex problems and suggest practical solutions
Support the development and ongoing improvement of pricing tools, helping to ensure they remain accurate, relevant and fit for purpose
Work with stakeholders across the business to understand data requirements and translate these into clear, usable outputs
Produce regular and ad hoc reporting, with clear commentary that explains what the numbers are telling us and why it matters
Contribute to wider team activity, supporting projects and analysis alongside other members of the Performance Management team

A degree in a numerate subject such as Actuarial Science, Mathematics or Statistic
Currently studying towards actuarial exams, ideally with a minimum of 1–3 exams passed or relevant exemptions
Strong analytical skills, with the ability to work with data and draw clear conclusion
Comfortable using Excel or similar tools to handle and interpret data
Good attention to detail, with a structured and methodical approach
Clear communicator, able to explain findings in a straightforward and practical way
Curious and motivated, with an interest in how actuarial work supports business performance

We’ll support you through the actuarial qualification process with study support, exam leave and access to experienced mentors across the team. You’ll have the opportunity to build both your technical capability and your understanding of how actuarial work feeds into commercial decision-making.

About the Company

CFC

Cyber risk underwriting through MGA platform

CFC Underwriting is a specialist insurance provider operating as a managing general agent (MGA) that underwrites on behalf of a panel of carriers, focusing on emerging and specialty risks with a strong emphasis on cyber. It uses a proprietary global insurance platform powered by data science to streamline underwriting across a portfolio of 50+ products, including cyber and professional liability, with an in-house incident response team adding comprehensive cyber risk management. It differentiates itself through its early focus on cyber, large in-house claims and incident response capabilities, and a global broker-driven distribution model. Its goal is to deliver fast, precise underwriting and robust risk management for technology-related and other specialty risks worldwide.

Company size: 1,001-5,000
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: London, United Kingdom
Founded: 1999

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