Evidence of actuarial hiring: Job #426 on actuatorseducation.com job board, about 2025 (details behind login) (source). Checked 11 Nov 2026.
About RJ Actuaries and Consultants
RJ Actuaries and Consultants (RJAC) is an actuarial consultancy that advertised a Life Insurance Specialist role in Bengaluru around 2025, covering Solvency II, economic capital and IFRS 17 work. It may be linked to RJAC Gulf Partners, a consultancy active in the Middle East, but this is not confirmed.
We could not find a website for the Indian business, and its founding year, ownership and headcount are not published.
For a student, the advertised work is notable: Solvency II and economic capital are European and Gulf regulatory regimes, so the role points to life insurance consulting for overseas clients from Bengaluru rather than Indian statutory work. Students interested in capital modelling and IFRS 17 may find relevant experience here, but should check the firm's set-up directly before applying.
Also known as: RJAC
What the actuarial team does
- Solvency II reporting and analysis for life insurers
- Economic capital modelling
- IFRS 17 implementation and reporting
- Life insurance consulting for overseas clients
How students get in
The one role seen was a Life Insurance Specialist in Bengaluru, posted around 2025 on the actuatorseducation.com job board, where details sit behind a login. The work (Solvency II, economic capital, IFRS 17) suggests candidates need life insurance experience and several papers, including CM1 and CS2. Fresher roles, internships and the firm's own careers channel are not published.
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Questions students ask
What papers or skills does RJAC ask for?
Not published in full. The advertised role needed Solvency II, economic capital and IFRS 17 knowledge, which points to life insurance experience and several papers.
Where does the team sit?
The role seen was in Bengaluru.
Does it take freshers or interns?
Not published. The only role seen was an experienced Life Insurance Specialist post on actuatorseducation.com.
