The Munich Reinsurance Programme 2024 is now open and is accepting applications for the Actuarial Science Graduate Programme 2024.
Responsibilities Of Participants Of The Munich Reinsurance Programme 2024
- Take part in Soft Skills and Technical training
- Conduct day-to-day business unit specific tasks
- Participate in team specific tasks and deliverables
- Participate in cross-divisional project teams
- Participate in team and Company Business Projects (where applicable)
Training exposure may include (department dependent):
- Ability to transform client data into a useable format for actuarial analysis
- Ability to derive pricing bases from a given set of assumptions
- Ability to calculate group risk quotes for all benefits, using the tools provided
- Understanding the modelling and pricing of transactions
- Risk identification, assessing, reporting and documenting
- Data checks and reconciliations to actuarial investigations, including movement analysis
- Reviewing, reporting, and calculations of reserves
- Learning how to use and run actuarial models
Requirements For The Munich Reinsurance Programme 2024: Actuarial Science Graduate Programme 2024
- Final year Actuarial Science student or recent Actuarial Science graduate
- An excellent academic record (Average of 65% and above)
- Good communication skills
- Good interpersonal skills
- Good Excel skills
- Ability to work under pressure and multitask
- Working knowledge of statistical and mathematical methods and analysis
How to Apply For The Munich Reinsurance: Actuarial Science Graduate Programme 2024
Click on the link below to apply for the Munich Reinsurance: Actuarial Science Graduate Programme 2024
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About Munich Reinsurance
Munich Reinsurance Company of Africa Limited has been operating in South Africa for over 50 years. However, the Munich Re Group was active in the continent via Munich Re in Munich for some years prior to commencing the Southern African operation in Johannesburg in 1968.
A new business strategy for Africa, which has been in place since 2015 was designed to focus skills and expertise in one central hub in Johannesburg. This strategy has reaped positive benefits – a “one-stop shop” for clients, with centralised knowledge across all classes easily at hand.
Experience has demonstrated that keeping in close contact with our clients across Sub-Saharan Africa from the central hub in Johannesburg, with enhanced communication and travel connections, is efficient and seamless.