Evidence of actuarial hiring: IRDAI-registered insurer (Appointed Actuary required) (source). Checked 10 Nov 2026.
About Raheja QBE
Raheja QBE General Insurance began operations in 2009 as a joint venture between the Raheja group's Prism Johnson (51%) and Australia's QBE Insurance Group (49%). In July 2026 QBE completed the purchase of Prism Johnson's 51%, making the Indian company wholly owned by QBE, and it is being renamed under the QBE brand. It is not listed.
The company is headquartered in Mumbai, where its small actuarial team sits. It writes mainly commercial lines such as property, engineering, marine, liability and group health, along with some retail products.
For an actuary, the company is small and commercial-focused, which means pricing work leans on underwriting judgement, exposure rating and reinsurance rather than large retail datasets. Full QBE ownership should bring tighter integration with QBE's global actuarial methods and reporting. Look for vacancies under both the Raheja QBE and new QBE names.
What the actuarial team does
- Commercial lines pricing, including property, engineering and liability
- Group health pricing support
- IBNR reserving and the Appointed Actuary's statutory reports
- IRDAI product filings
- Reinsurance analysis and catastrophe exposure
- Solvency reporting and QBE group reporting
How students get in
Raheja QBE has posted vacancies through its website (rahejaqbe.com) and job portals; with the rename under QBE, new postings may appear on QBE's global careers site. Actuarial openings are infrequent given the small team. Papers required, trainee schemes, internships and exam support are not published. Students should search for both names on job portals and the Institute of Actuaries of India job board.
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Questions students ask
Which papers are required?
Not published.
Where does the actuarial team sit?
In Mumbai.
Are internships offered?
Not published; the team is small, so openings are rare.
