75 Senior Actuarial Analyst Jobs in New York, NY

“On a downward trend”

Pros:  “I really enjoyed my early years at Chartis. I learned a lot, and moving up was easy so long as you were competent. Also, since the company is large, there is a lot of…”

Cons:  “The company is a free-for-all. Chartis has a reputation for it in the industry. Many departments don't have formal training programs, and many employees don't…” – Full Review

“A great place to have a career, not just a job.”

Pros:  “Smart people, great clients, great brand, interesting work, promotions at most levels are fair, good benefits, lots of responsibility regardless of level”

Cons:  “Promotions at very senior levels can be slow, cash compensation may be lower than competitors and you need to consider the whole total rewards package, speed of…” – Full Review

“A great place to have a career, not just a job.”

Pros:  “Smart people, great clients, great brand, interesting work, promotions at most levels are fair, good benefits, lots of responsibility regardless of level”

Cons:  “Promotions at very senior levels can be slow, cash compensation may be lower than competitors and you need to consider the whole total rewards package, speed of…” – Full Review

“On a downward trend”

Pros:  “I really enjoyed my early years at Chartis. I learned a lot, and moving up was easy so long as you were competent. Also, since the company is large, there is a lot of…”

Cons:  “The company is a free-for-all. Chartis has a reputation for it in the industry. Many departments don't have formal training programs, and many employees don't…” – Full Review

“A wonderful place”

Pros:  “Its well done very nice area”

Cons:  “wonderful but slow no business really” – Full Review

“good experience learn a lot.”

Pros:  “learning many different products and coverages. working with some great people”

Cons:  “do not care much for the EE” – Full Review

“Good work environment; meritocracy”

Pros:  “Sibson/Segal definitely rewards strong performers with quick promotions and decent bonuses. Interesting work seems to be divvied up to those who have proven the ability to…”

Cons:  “The main issue I have is that (rightfully or wrongfully), senior management keeps the consulting focus pretty thin rather than branching out into other arenas.” – Full Review