Uses mathematical and statistical methods to assess financial probabilities for projects found mainly in the insurance industry.

Provides insurance customers with the sales and after-sales services they require in relation to their insurance products.

Maintains knowledge of tax code changes and of accounting procedures and theory to properly evaluate financial information. Makes tax returns on behalf of clients.

Ensures the appropriate licensing, marketing and legal compliance in financial services. Plans, directs, or coordinates activities of an organisation to ensure compliance with ethical or legal standards.

Searches for trends in stock markets, and decides where to invest funds to minimise risk and maximise profit.

Manages an area within the overall operations on a bank, such as business acquisitions, capital investments, property acquisition etc.

Building society managers have overall responsibility for the efficient operation and profitability of their branch.

Investment bankers provide financial services for governments, institutions and companies. They advise on such issues as; shares, takeover bids, acquisitions and mergers.

Claims experts who assess insurance claims for incidence of fraud.

Vendor (supplier) managers facilitate and maintain relationships between an organisation and its vendors/partners, negotiating contracts, creating standards for the vendors, and finding the best available in terms of cost and quality.

Provides accounting skills in civil and criminal cases, and also non-legal related investigations.

Prepares the insurance claim on behalf of the insured and negotiates the best terms for settlement.