Keya Deb
About Keya Deb
Keya Deb is an Actuarial Analyst with a strong academic background in Mathematics with Actuarial Science from Queen Mary University of London. She has accumulated significant experience in the actuarial field, particularly in pension risk transfer, and has worked for notable companies including Legal & General and Aon.
Work at Legal & General
Keya Deb has been employed as an Actuarial Analyst at Legal & General since September 2019. In this role, she has accumulated over five years of experience in the actuarial field. Her responsibilities include analyzing data and assessing financial risks, particularly in relation to pension risk transfer. Legal & General is a prominent financial services company based in London, focusing on insurance and investment management.
Education and Expertise
Keya Deb studied Mathematics with Actuarial Science at Queen Mary University of London from 2016 to 2019. She achieved notable academic performance, with scores of 78% in her first year, 90% in her second year, and 94% in her third year. Additionally, she completed her A levels at Seven Kings Sixth Form and obtained her GCSE at Plashet School. Keya has passed multiple actuarial exams, including CT1 to CT9, CP1, and CP2, which are essential for professional qualification in the actuarial profession.
Background
Keya Deb has a diverse background in the actuarial field, beginning her career with various internships and roles. She worked at Aon in 2018, where she completed a two-month internship focused on General Insurance, Reinsurance, and Risk Management. Additionally, she participated in Insight Days at Liberty Mutual Insurance and PwC in 2017, gaining exposure to different aspects of the insurance industry. During her time at Queen Mary University, she served as Treasurer for the Actuarial Society from 2018 to 2019.
Achievements
Keya Deb has demonstrated a strong commitment to her professional development by passing several actuarial exams, which are critical for advancing in the actuarial profession. Her academic success at Queen Mary University, reflected in her high scores, further underscores her dedication to her field. With over a year of specific experience in the pension risk transfer industry, she has established a solid foundation for her career in actuarial science.