Mostly, Actuarial Science Students and Mathematical Statistics graduates have found refuge in other interdisciplinary professions such as FRM -Financial Risk Management/ Economic Capital Modeling, ERM -Enterprise Risk Management - by doing the CERA offered by @SOActuaries 1/1
Retirement Fund Management, Data Sciences and Machine Learning, Computational Finance, Financial Engineering, Quantitative Trading and Portfolio Management, Health Economics, Operations Research and Industrial Engineering Topics, Financial Regulation of Systemic Risk, etc.
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The Industries of Life and/or General Insurance, are considered to be the largest employers, of actuaries in the financial services industry are no longer relevant. Big 4 hire Actuaries and Statisticians to assist various Machine Learning and Data Science related projects.
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It truly depends on where your interests are! But I guess Actuaries and General Purpose Statisticians will never find a middle ground for themselves because the scope and applications of their qualifications are too broad!
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Hence, what interestingly lies between the two subject areas (#Actuarial Science & Mathematical Statistics) of expertise is the entire universe of possibilities which exist!

Some have been discovered and others remain undiscovered.
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You should focus on the Literature Gaps that exist between the two fields and make your academic mark in those areas.
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