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Insurance underwriters make decisions about insurance policies using statistical and commercial information.

Insurance risk surveyors assess the potential financial risk posed by offering insurance cover for items or sites, and provide underwriters with information about how to reduce risk or whether insurance cover should be offered.

Insurance claims inspectors work on behalf of insurance companies to determine the level and validity of insurance policy claims.

Credit analysts assess and make decisions about applications for financial credit.

Investment bank operations staff are responsible for the efficient, accurate, profitable and risk-free clearing and settlement of bank transactions for corporate and government clients.

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Corporate treasurers are involved in a range of strategic and general financial management activities that help companies maintain or improve their financial position.

Investment bank corporate financiers provide financial services and advice to commercial and government clients about various financial matters including fund and debt management, mergers, flotations, acquisitions and privatisation.

Debt advisers provide impartial and confidential information, advice and guidance to people with financial problems.

Accounting technicians work for both private and public sector organisations, where they undertake a wide range of accountancy, financial and taxation tasks.

Investment analysts provide stockbrokers, fund managers and stock market traders with financial information, advice and recommendations derived from global investment data.

Loss adjusters work on behalf of insurance companies and corporate insurers to assess and investigate claims.