Lloyd's & London market · 2026-27 cycle

Chaucer actuarial graduate scheme and deadlines

A Lloyd’s syndicate or London market carrier. The actuarial work is pricing and reserving on speciality and reinsurance business written in London. Every actuarial route we follow at Chaucer is below, with the window in the employer’s own words, the closing date where one is published, and the day it was last read.

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Updated daily, last checked 11 September 2026 · last full manual review 29 July 2026. Employer pages can change between checks, so confirm the current details on the employer’s own page before you apply. Something missing or wrong: hello@acttuary.com

What Chaucer has published

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Actuarial Graduate Programme, three years

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Graduate scheme

The window: 2026 Graduate Programmes - Applications are now closed
Closes: The employer has published no closing date for this route.
Locations: London
Practice areas: General insurance
What to know: Three years in London for people aiming to qualify as actuaries, rotating through reserving, where you estimate future claims from data and trends, pricing, where you analyse risk and costs and build pricing tools, and capital modelling. Chaucer's own page states 35,000 pounds plus a progression bonus, a 500 pound sign-on, 26 days holiday and a three-year contract with the potential to become permanent, with full training and study support. It runs six other graduate programmes, including a Dublin actuarial one that needs the right to work in Ireland, and its apprenticeships are claims and underwriting only, with no actuarial route. Every closed notice on the page sits under a heading labelled 2026, which after 1 September is the cycle just gone, so treat 2027 as unannounced. No dates are published at all: the FAQ says the deadline appears on the application form and that Chaucer reserves the right to close applications early if it receives enough.

Chaucer careers page

Last checked: from the employer's page, 8 September 2026

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