TomMounsey
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I am currently a second year (penultimate year) student studying maths and economics. I have applied for a variety of pensions actuarial internships and progressed to the later stages at a number of these, including PwC, Towers Watson, Mercer and Barnett Waddingham.
It is only after sitting down and preparing for partner interviews where I have realised that it may not be a good idea to go into a career now in pensions (with the move from DB to DC).
Is there still a career for someone like me in pensions or would it be strongly advisable to change plans and try for more insurance based schemes.
I feel I may be too late in applying for insurance internships now but may consider graduate schemes in GI or life next year.
Any shared experiences/views would be really useful as well as opinions on the different companies which I have listed above.
Many thanks!
It is only after sitting down and preparing for partner interviews where I have realised that it may not be a good idea to go into a career now in pensions (with the move from DB to DC).
Is there still a career for someone like me in pensions or would it be strongly advisable to change plans and try for more insurance based schemes.
I feel I may be too late in applying for insurance internships now but may consider graduate schemes in GI or life next year.
Any shared experiences/views would be really useful as well as opinions on the different companies which I have listed above.
Many thanks!