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Complaint Liaison Associate (4 Days a week) - 18 Month FTC

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Lloyd’s is the world’s leading insurance and reinsurance marketplace, bringing together the world’s leading risk takers to advance global progress.
Our strategy is focused on delivering strong underwriting performance, operating an efficient and flexible marketplace, and maximising the capital advantage of the Lloyd’s market — while continuing to build a Lloyd’s we are proud of.
How we deliver this, matters. We take the risk, make things happen, and own the outcome — working together across our global network to turn insight into impact.
Role: Complaint Liaison Associate
The primary role of the Complaint Liaison Associate is to be the contact point between the Lloyd’s market and Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) to assist with the resolution of UK policyholder complaints that have already been reviewed by the Market, but the policyholder remains dissatisfied with the outcome and has escalated their complaint for review by FOS. In addition, they have responsibility for the handling of complaints referred to Department of Insurance (DOI) in the US.
The Complaints team has a regulatory operational role that oversees the handling of complaints being referred to the FOS and to the DOI. This role is to ensure effective liaison between Lloyd’s and external bodies such as the Financial Ombudsman Service in the UK and Department of Insurance in the US, as well as quality assessing the handling of complaints by Lloyd’s Governance and Investigation Associates.
This is a problem solving and decision-making role that involves detailed discussions and negotiations with FOS, managing agents and their representatives and Lloyd’s Complaint Investigation Associates to ensure policyholder complaints reach a fair and reasonable outcome and the regulatory requirements of the FCA are met.
The role will assist with the oversight of complaint handling in the UK helping to ensure that appropriate decisions are made by Lloyd’s and the Market as well as the reconciliation and analysis of FOS cases.
The role protects the Lloyd’s Brand by ensuring:
- effective liaison with the Financial Ombudsman Service, including the provision of information, detailed, fact-based negotiations and challenging their decision with and providing supporting evidence where it is felt their decision is inappropriate or fails to consider the facts of the case and regular review of open cases with FOS to ensure that Lloyd’s are aware of all decisions issued and cases are being progressed.
- complaints referred to US Department of Insurance by policyholders are responded to appropriately and within the DOI deadline by managing agents or their representatives, failure to do so can result in actions being taken by the DOI with regard to Lloyd’s licenses.
- high profile or contentious issues are escalated as required as per internal guidelines
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To build and maintain relationships with key internal and external stakeholders through frontline and daily contact. These include FOS, managing agents, coverholders, delegated complaint administrators and other areas within MOD.
To ensure the update and maintenance of data in the Complaints Monitoring databases to ensure accuracy of UK and international regulatory reports, internal management information to both manage internal workloads and provide data to oversee the Lloyd’s Market and to correctly charge case fees.
To identify and record non-compliance with the UK complaints code and international complaint handling requirements by managing agents and their representatives to allow for these issues to be addressed and escalated to Management team.
To review on an ongoing basis work processes with a view to continual improvement in the handling of complaints.
To ensure compliance with the requirements of Lloyd’s Complaints Protocol.
To conduct monthly quality audit checks of individuals tasks for both Governance and Investigation function.
Skills
- The ability to remain calm and objective under pressure to handle difficult complaints with tact and diplomacy.
- Ability to review complaint files and interrogate data to identifying discrepancies and failure to follow instructions, providing clear feedback to managing agents.
- Proven negotiation and influencing skills.
- Effective communicator, able to convey the message appropriately and ensure it is understood by the audience.
- Time Management to ensure delivery according to agreed standards/commitments.


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Must be able to work accurately and with minimum supervision and be able to make decisions on complaints based on a broad understanding of relevant policies and procedures and of operational requirements.
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Being inclusive at Lloyd’s is integral to how we work — and how we deliver impact.
We aim to build a diverse, inclusive environment that reflects the global markets we serve, where everyone is treated with dignity and respect and supported to reach their full potential.
We take the risk by challenging traditional thinking and being proactive about inclusion. That means being open and positive about workplace adjustments, prioritising health and wellbeing, and investing in diversity and inclusion training so everyone feels able to contribute and succeed.
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We own the outcome by focusing on impact. By bringing together diverse perspectives and the best minds in the industry, we work collaboratively with underwriters and brokers to create innovative, responsive solutions that share risk and solve complex problems across global markets.
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