Women in Business, Actuarial, RMS, Bristol 2025

As one of the UK’s largest Actuarial practices, we're market leaders in providing insights and solutions for businesses facing complex risks. We support clients through uncertain times by analysing future events and their potential impacts. Our Actuaries use risk and analytical skills to assess the effects of changing demographics, legislation, financial markets, or how a natural disaster is likely to impact our clients. You’ll learn to apply complex financial and statistical theories to evaluate risks and predict outcomes, and you'll also develop the ability to present findings clearly. Early client exposure will further broaden your experience.

As an Actuary in Risk and Regulation

• You'll advise companies on incentivising and rewarding employees.
• Use financial modeling and analytical techniques to create reward structures that align with business strategy, drive appropriate behaviors, and satisfy shareholders and employees.

By completing the programme, you'll have the opportunity to be considered for a subsequent Summer Internship 2026 role in the same location and business area.

Many of our participants receive graduate role offers. Current graduates in this business area study with the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA), but this may change in future years.

You should be a first-year student in a three-year degree course or a second-year student in a four-year degree course. You must be on track to pass an undergraduate degree in any subject, based on your most recent academic grades.

While no specific degree or A Level subjects are required, the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) recommends a maths-based degree due to the rigorous qualification process. If you lack a maths-based degree, consider taking a non-member exam to prepare.