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Monday 2nd November 2015
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updated 5.50pm, Wednesday 29th April 2020
Two NMG prizes for Cass student
Cass MSc actuarial management student Ree (Yongqing) Chen has been announced as the winner of the 2014/15 NMG Consulting Actuarial Risk Management Prizes.
This is the second time NMG, a specialist multinational insurance, reinsurance and wealth management consultancy, has sponsored two £1,000 prizes for students undertaking a masters in actuarial science at Cass Business School, City University, London.
Ree, who picked up both prizes at an awards breakfast on 22 September, said: "I feel humbled but proud to have won the NMG Consulting prizes and very delighted to have accepted NMG's offer as an analyst in their strategy consulting team in London.
"It takes great luck for someone to like and enjoy their studies, and I am the really fortunate one, as actuarial management is exactly my thing.
"Cass has been a really rewarding year for me and I gained a lot of valuable knowledge from this masters degree, so I would genuinely recommend those with an actuarial science background to join the programme if they are up for the challenge."
This is the second time NMG, a specialist multinational insurance, reinsurance and wealth management consultancy, has sponsored two £1,000 prizes for students undertaking a masters in actuarial science at Cass Business School, City University, London.
Ree, who picked up both prizes at an awards breakfast on 22 September, said: "I feel humbled but proud to have won the NMG Consulting prizes and very delighted to have accepted NMG's offer as an analyst in their strategy consulting team in London.
"It takes great luck for someone to like and enjoy their studies, and I am the really fortunate one, as actuarial management is exactly my thing.
"Cass has been a really rewarding year for me and I gained a lot of valuable knowledge from this masters degree, so I would genuinely recommend those with an actuarial science background to join the programme if they are up for the challenge."
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