Works on behalf of the insurance company to investigate claims and make recommendations for a fair settlement.

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

Investment fund managers make the investment decisions to try to increase the value of a fund, where a group of people (shareholders) pool their savings to invest in financial assets, typically securities or shares. Investment consultants provide financial services for governments, institutions, and companies. 

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.

Management accountants provide business data and analysis to managers within organisations to assist in business decision-making and control

Building Societies accept investments from the public and grant loans to customers for the purchase of dwelling houses.

Arranges financial investments for private individuals and businesses and advises clients on stock trading.

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

Provides support in the undewriting of reinsurance risks, identifying new business opportunities and developing and maintaining client relationships.

Works behind the counter at a bank branch performing general banking duties. Sometimes referred to as a Cashier.

Pricing Actuaries are specialised Actuaries who work in either the financial or insurance industries. This position uses extensive math skills to determine the price of products by analyzing data and calculating risks.

Analyses financial information and prepares financial reports to determine or maintain a record of assets, liabilities, profit and loss, tax liability, or other financial activities within an organisation.