Actuarial Director

An award winning pensions consultancy have a unique opportunity for an Actuarial Director to join its growing pensions team. This is a rare opportunity for a qualified Scheme Actuary to take on a senior leadership role within a forward-thinking firm that values innovation, collaboration, and client excellence. As Actuarial Director, you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping client strategy, driving business growth, and mentoring actuarial talent. You’ll be part of a team that delivers a wide range of advisory services, with the autonomy to lead and innovate. This position is based in Glasgow City Centre working hybrid.

Responsibilities

• Lead strategic client relationships, ensuring high-quality delivery and commercial alignment
• Drive business development, contribute to planning, and grow your client portfolio
• Manage and develop actuarial staff, including recruitment, performance, and career progression

To be considered you must be qualified Actuary with a current Scheme Actuary Practicing Certificate (or a willingness to apply in the future), have a deep expertise in the UK DB pensions market and actuarial landscape. Proven leadership and people management experience and commercially astute with a strong understanding of industry trends. You’ll be driven, committed and enjoy exceeding client expectations. IF7 qualifications is preferable.

Benefits

A highly attractive package is available to the successful individual. Please do not hesitate to get in touch by clicking apply for a confidential discussion with Alison Curran prior to progressing or applying.

Additional information

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