Quantitative Finance & Actuarial jobs

Quants, actuaries, investment bankers, risk and portfolio professionals.

A quantitative finance & actuarial worker applies advanced mathematics, statistics and finance to pricing, risk, trading and investment decisions. Rare quantitative skill and rigorous thinking command some of the highest pay in any profession, at banks, funds, insurers and fintechs worldwide. Employers hire for this role in every market — India, the Gulf, Europe, North America, Southeast Asia, Africa and Australia — on site, hybrid and remote, and GoodProfile is open to candidates and companies anywhere in the world.

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Marketing Analyst
SK ASSOCIATION sponcer by Tranzindia network corporate private limited company · Chennai, India · Remote · part-time
Marketing Data Analyst
SK ASSOCIATION sponcer by Tranzindia network corporate private limited company · Chennai, India · Remote · full-time
Data Analyst
SK ASSOCIATION sponcer by Tranzindia network corporate private limited company · Chennai, India · Remote · full-time

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Skills employers look for

Probability, statistics and stochastic calculus
Python / R / C++ and SQL
Financial modelling and valuation
Risk measurement and regulation (Basel, Solvency)
Derivatives, portfolio theory and markets
Actuarial methods (actuarial roles)
Communicating results to decision makers

Qualifications & certificates

Degree in mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, economics or finance; master's or PhD common
CFA, FRM, PRM or actuarial exams (IAI, IFoA, SOA) depending on the track
Programming ability tested in interviews

Where quantitative finance & actuarial workers are hired

Investment banks
Hedge funds and asset managers
Insurance and reinsurance
Fintech and trading firms
Consulting
Central banks and regulators

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Frequently asked questions

What is the path into a quantitative finance & actuarial worker career?

A strong quantitative degree, then either professional exams (CFA, FRM, actuarial) or a graduate programme at a bank or fund. Internships and coding tests matter a lot.

Are these roles global?

Highly — London, New York, Singapore, Dubai, Mumbai and Hong Kong all hire, and relocation is common for strong candidates.

How do I get noticed?

List exams passed, models built and asset classes covered on your GoodProfile profile; recruiters search by these.