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My LCP career began as a graduate, alongside Lucy. As the firm grew, so did the opportunities and it has been great to be part of a thriving business. Our approach has always been to encourage innovat
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I joined the Pensions Actuarial department in Winchester as a graduate in 2021. Coming from a background in Physics, I was completely unfamiliar with working in pensions. Thankfully, LCP was extremely
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Whilst LCP has grown a lot, our people-first approach has remained constant. I was the first Partner to return to LCP after maternity leave and I worked part-time, including some of that at home — whi
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After studying physics at university, I was looking for a career where I could problem solve and work with numbers. This led me to joining LCP as a graduate in the Winchester Pensions Actuarial depart

After finishing my final year at university, I completed a 6-week internship at LCP. During the course of my internship, I had the opportunity to get involved in a variety of both client and research

I first heard about LCP when they attended a recruitment event at my university and gave a brief insight into the actuarial profession. Intrigued by their presentation and impressed by how friendly an

Working as a summer intern in the Business Analytics and Financial Modelling department at LCP was an extremely rewarding experience. Before applying I had no clue what job would interest me, but afte

I completed a summer internship in LCP’s Pensions Actuarial department during my penultimate year at university. I decided to spend my summer working at LCP because I was impressed by all the personal

I joined LCP as a graduate in the London office having worked for a year in management consultancy. I was particularly drawn to LCP because of its young, vibrant atmosphere and excellent study package

After my second year of university, I completed a summer internship in the Insurance department at LCP. Everyone was so friendly and approachable that I knew LCP’s culture was exactly the kind of envi

I joined LCP as a graduate in September 2009, having done an internship in pensions actuarial during the previous summer. I enjoyed the complex nature of the job and as a respected and challenging pro

I never expected to stay in my first job for 20+ years. Now, as LCP’s CEO, I look back on the achievements of those 20 years with great satisfaction. Especially as LCP recently won a special award for

While many of my friends at university knew exactly what they wanted to be, I simply wanted a job that would challenge me both personally and academically. For this reason, I sought out a highly techn

I was recently promoted to partner after joining LCP as a graduate eight and a half years ago. I had previously completed a summer internship in our Winchester office in my second year at university,

After finishing my second year at University, I did a six week internship in the Investment Department at LCP. I applied to LCP after some people from the company came to my University to give a talk

7 AM - The starting gun The day's onset is crucial, a blank canvas awaiting its brush. The bed is made promptly—victory number one—followed by breakfast, consisting of three Weetabix if feeling wild (

Pre-work My morning starts with breakfast and a shower before I commute into work. To pass the time on the train, I tend to read a book as I travel to the Wigmore Street office. 9 AM – Sta

What is your role and how long have you been at LCP? I completed a summer internship with the team in 2022, between my second and third year at university, before joining as a graduate in September

What is your role and how long have you been at LCP? I am an Analyst in the pensions actuarial department at LCP, having joined the firm in September of last year. Over the past year, I have thoroug