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Morson Edge (Financial Services)

Delegated Authority Analyst

London
£60k – £68k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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Delegated Authority Analyst – Lloyd’s Insurer - £60-68k

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Supporting the management and monitoring of the Delegated Underwriting Authority (DUA) portfolio, as required by the DUA Manager and Chief Underwriting Officers of both trading platforms.

Contributing to the set up and ongoing operation of all DUAs and their compliance with relevant regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities:

  • Completing onboarding due diligence for all new Coverholders including sponsorships to Lloyds
  • Maintaining ongoing due diligence for the life cycle of the Coverholder relationship and underlying contracts
  • Conducting renewal due diligence for all existing binders, lineslips and consortia
  • Completing Coverholder applications, class of business, branch offices and regional extensions for Coverholders
  • Supporting Underwriting and claims teams with delegated authority queries and approval processes including Mid Term changes
  • Contributing to the life cycle management of the delegated authority book of business

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  • Experience of managing Lloyd’s Coverholder relationships and associated processes and regulations.
  • A working knowledge of Lloyd’s DA systems including Atlas, DCOM, DAM, Wordings Repository, Crystal Plus, etc.
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Skills

Delegated Underwriting Authority
Onboarding Due Diligence
Coverholder Relationships
Regulatory Compliance
Renewal Due Diligence
Approval Processes
Lloyd's DA Systems
Atlas
DCOM
DAM
Wordings Repository
Crystal Plus

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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