Actuarial jobs survey : PRT, pricing and programming languages command a premium

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Demand for actuaries in the UK is choppy, according to recruiters, with hiring on the life side flat with some pockets of activity, while the non-life markets remains generally stronger.
Elsewhere, demand for life actuaries in traditional finance and reporting roles has been low following the completion of major regulatory change programmes including IFRS 17 and Solvency II</subfield>
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