Andrew Long is a Jamaican actuary who is currently a Senior Managing Director at Willis Towers Watson in the United Kingdom, a company with whom he has worked for the last 25 years. He specializes in helping organisations and trustees manage the funding, investment, legislative and governance risks associated with their pension schemes.
Andrew is a graduate of the Wolmer’s School for Boys and earned his Bachelors (B.Sc.) degree at The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, where he studied Mathematics and Computer Science. He later continued his professional education at City University London, where he earned a Masters (M.Sc.) degree in actuarial science. With these qualifications and further studies, he eventually became a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA). Throughout his career, he has worked in the actuarial and financial services fields, applying advanced mathematics, statistics and technology to assess risk and develop solutions for complex financial challenges.
Beyond his professional work, Andrew is passionate about helping young people succeed in mathematics and actuarial science. Along with Norbert Fullerton, he co-founded the IFoA Fullerton-Long Actuarial Futures Scholarship, which supports talented students studying Actuarial Science at UWI campuses in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, as well as Caribbean and African heritage students studying in the UK and Ireland. In 2026, Andrew and Norbert were awarded The UWI Mona – Faculty of Science and Technology Alumni Excellence - Philanthropy Award.