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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

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

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

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

Once you’ve secured a graduate job in financial services, the learning doesn’t stop: your employer may offer you the chance to qualify with a professional body. Find out what it’s really like to study alongside full-time work.

Many financial services recruiters use assessment centres to select the best graduates. Here’s what happens and what you can do to impress assessors and senior management on the day.