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Compliance Manager | Lloyd’s Market Insurer | London
3 days in, 2 from home
Great work life balance
Competitive salary and bonus
A leading London market insurer is seeking an experienced Compliance Manager to join its high-performing Legal & Compliance function. This is a broad, hands-on role offering significant exposure to conduct risk, governance, regulatory reporting, compliance monitoring, and regulatory change.
Working closely with the Head of Compliance, you will act as a trusted adviser to the business, providing pragmatic, risk-based guidance and challenge across a range of compliance activities.
The Role
Key responsibilities include:
- Leading the conduct risk framework, including Consumer Duty, product governance, product value assessments, and vulnerable customer considerations
- Delivering compliance reporting to executive and governance committees, highlighting key risks, trends, and recommended actions
- Preparing Board and Committee papers on regulatory and compliance matters
- Overseeing complaints management and using trend analysis to drive improvements in customer outcomes
- Leading thematic reviews and compliance monitoring activity across the business
- Reviewing and enhancing compliance policies, procedures, and controls
- Managing key regulatory reporting requirements to regulators and group stakeholders
- Assessing regulatory developments and supporting implementation across the organisation
- Providing oversight and approval of financial promotions
- Acting as a trusted compliance partner to underwriters and senior stakeholders
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- 5+ years' compliance experience gained within Insurance (ideally Lloyds Market)
- Strong knowledge of the UK regulatory landscape, including FCA and PRA requirements
- Experience interpreting and implementing regulatory change
- Experience producing high-quality management, committee, and Board reporting
- Excellent stakeholder management skills with the ability to provide constructive challenge
Why Consider This Opportunity?
- Broad remit with significant ownership and visibility
- Direct exposure to senior leadership and Board-level stakeholders
- Opportunity to influence compliance strategy and business decision-making
- Well-established and respected insurance platform
- Supportive and collaborative culture
- London-based hybrid working
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