Senior Pensions Consultant, Divorce Expert
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About the role
An excellent opportunity for a pensions professional or part-qualified/qualified actuary to specialise in Pensions Divorce consulting. Senior appointment with a highly respected specialist team where you'll apply your technical pensions expertise to help individuals, legal professionals and the courts achieve fair pension settlements.
Key Responsibilities:
Analyse and value pension benefits across DB, DC, public sector and State Pension arrangements Prepare pension sharing calculations, expert witness reports and technical recommendations Manage a varied caseload from instruction through to completion Liaise with family lawyers, pension scheme administrators and other professional parties Contribute to ongoing business growth, technical development, best practice and process improvements Support and mentor junior colleagues
About You:
Qualified or part-qualified actuary, or an experienced UK pensions consultant Strong technical knowledge of DB, DC and public sector pension schemes Experience preparing technical reports and carrying out pension calculations Excellent analytical, organisational and communication skills Able to manage multiple priorities while maintaining exceptional attention tRecruiting on the basis of Talent, we are committed to supporting and promoting diversity in the workplace and consider all applications.
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