Daniel Hickey
About Daniel Hickey
Daniel Hickey is an Actuarial Analyst at Legal & General, specializing in Pensions Risk Transfer. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from UNSW Australia and an MMath (International) & BSc from the University of Leeds.
Work at Legal & General
Daniel Hickey has been employed at Legal & General as an Actuarial Analyst since 2016. His role focuses on Pensions Risk Transfer, where he applies his expertise in actuarial mathematics, probability, and statistics. He works at the company's office located at 1 Coleman St, London EC2R 5AA. Over his eight years in this position, he has contributed to various projects and initiatives related to risk management and financial assessments.
Education and Expertise
Daniel Hickey holds a Master's degree in Mathematics (MMath International) and a Bachelor of Science (BSc) from the University of Leeds, where he studied from 2012 to 2016. Prior to this, he completed a one-year program at UNSW Australia, focusing on Mathematics. He also attended St Olaves Grammar School, achieving A-levels in Maths, Further Maths, Physics, and Chemistry. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his work in actuarial analysis.
Background
Daniel Hickey's educational journey began at St Olaves Grammar School, where he excelled in mathematics and sciences. He furthered his studies at the University of Leeds, obtaining a dual degree in Mathematics. He briefly worked at Re:Sources as ERP Support in 2015 before transitioning to his current role at Legal & General. His academic and professional experiences have shaped his career in actuarial science.
Professional Experience
Before joining Legal & General, Daniel Hickey worked for a month at Re:Sources in 2015, where he provided ERP support. His transition to Legal & General marked the beginning of a significant career in actuarial analysis, where he has focused on Pensions Risk Transfer. His experience in actuarial mathematics and statistics has been integral to his professional development and contributions in the field.