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Universal Actuaries & Benefit Consultants
Evidence of actuarial hiring: UBAC - Actuarial, full-time Mumbai role open to freshers, listed 2025 (source). Checked 10 Nov 2026.
About Universal Actuaries & Benefit Consultants
Universal Actuaries and Benefit Consultants (UBAC) is a small Mumbai actuarial firm. It has no website of its own that we could find. Its founding year, legal form and headcount are not published.
UBAC carries out employee-benefit valuations under AS 15, Ind AS 19 and IAS 19 for Indian companies and for clients reporting under international standards. It also provides insurance consulting and has done appointed-actuary work for insurers in Nepal, where smaller insurers often engage an external actuary for statutory roles.
For a student, UBAC offers early, hands-on work on benefit valuations and some exposure to cross-border insurance work. A 2025 listing showed it was open to freshers. Small practices like this one have peak workloads during the March to May year-end valuation season, so trainees quickly learn how data is collected, how assumptions are set and how reports are prepared.
Also known as: UBAC
What the actuarial team does
- Employee-benefit valuations under AS 15, Ind AS 19 and IAS 19
- Insurance actuarial consulting
- Appointed-actuary support for insurers in Nepal
- Valuation reports and audit queries
How students get in
A full-time actuarial role in Mumbai open to freshers was listed on an actuarial job board in 2025. The full listing sits behind a login, so the papers asked for could not be checked. The firm has no public careers page, so students should look out for vacancy listings or approach the firm directly. Exam support is not published. Year-end valuation work peaks between March and May, which is a good time to approach small benefit firms.
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Questions students ask
What papers are asked?
Not published. The 2025 listing was open to freshers.
Where does the team sit?
Mumbai.
Do they take freshers?
Yes. A fresher-eligible Mumbai role was listed in 2025 on an actuarial job board.