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Delegated Claims Governance Manager

London
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This is an opportunity to join Ascot Group - one of the world’s preeminent specialty risk underwriting organizations.

Designed as a modern-era company operating through an ecosystem of interconnected global operating platforms, we’re bound by a common mission and purpose: One Ascot. Our greatest strength is a talented team who flourish in a collaborative, inclusive, and entrepreneurial culture, steeped in underwriting excellence, integrity, and a passion to find a better way, The Ascot Way.

The Ascot Way guides our people and our organization. Our underwriting platforms collaborate to find creative ways to deploy our capital in a true cross-product and cross-platform approach. These platforms work as one, deploying our capital creatively through our unique Fusion Model: Client Centric, Risk Centric, Technology Centric.

Built to be resilient, Ascot maximizes client financial security while delivering bespoke products and world-class service — both pre- and post-claims. Ascot exists to solve for our clients’ brightest tomorrow, through agility, collaboration, resilience, and discipline.

Job Purpose:

This role requires a high-performing delegated claims governance manager to focus on delegated underwriting claims oversight, governance, and control of outsourced adjusting service providers including Coverholders and Delegated Claims Administrators (DCA).

Detailed Duties:

Governance, Control, and Oversight:

  • Negotiating, issuing, and updating new and in-force DCA Agreements and management of DCA relationships;
  • Issuing new and renewal declarations to existing DCA contracts;
  • Production of all addendums, endorsements, and CH claims wordings when required;
  • Maintaining up-to-date governance logs of all DCAs and Coverholders with Claims authority including co-signed agreements, declarations, addendums, endorsements, performance, and engagement in line with business and Lloyd’s standards;
  • Overseeing binding authority / lineslip / consortia and DCA Claims Workflow including an assessment of the claims handling procedures and reviewing claims clauses within delegated authority agreements;
  • Agreeing loss funds and claims handling authority limits, including liaising with line underwriters, Ascot claims handlers, Coverholders, DCA’s, Velonetic, Brokers, and “co-insurer” carriers, where applicable;
  • Management and oversight of the relationship with Vitesse PSP, Velonetic DA services, and other delegated authority solution providers;
  • Management of non-Vitesse / non-FCP loss funds including a regular review of loss funds held by Coverholders or DCA’s. Identify where funds can either be optimized or repatriated as soon as appropriate, to maximize utilization of capital;
  • To collaborate with and be the claims escalation contact for the Delegated Authorities team for due diligence and conduct checks. Ensure due diligence is undertaken and satisfactory to meet Ascot’s standards both pre and post entering any claims agreements;
  • Where a DCA or CH is involved in a high-risk product, as part of the product review and approval process, responsible for feeding into the Conduct Team their assessment/results of the conduct checks on the Coverholder or DCA, both for new and renewing products. Also, the Coverholder or DCA’s ability to meet the claims reporting and Lloyd’s standards is in line with Ascot’s expectations;
  • Ensure adherence to the Lloyd’s DA Claims Principles and update/ implement processes and internal procedures where required;

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Stakeholder Engagement:

  • Handling any stakeholder queries (both internal and external parties) on delegated authority related business in a suitably prioritized manner;
  • Point of contact for Vitesse and Faster Claims Process (“FCP”) including oversight of transition from traditional loss funds to FCP funds, where appropriate, and other claims-related market initiatives;
  • To collaborate with and be the claims escalation contact for the Delegated Authorities Bdx Manager in relation to all claim’s bordereaux processes. Including optimization, oversight of late receipt, data quality issues, and non-compliance of the bordereaux reporting standards received from delegated claims handling parties;
  • Be the Claims representative to the various internal delegated underwriting-related committees and execute all associated responsibilities;
  • Membership of relevant insurance market committees and organizations;
  • Attend market claims meetings and other claim-related external meetings;
  • Provide coaching, knowledge transfer, guidance, and training to more junior team members when required;
  • Deputise for the Head of Claims Operations where required;
  • Be available for meeting brokers, Coverholders, DCAs, co-insurers, and clients including, where necessary, business travel;

Data, Analytics, and Innovation:

  • As required by the Chief Claims Officer and/ or Head of Claims Operations, provide appropriate management information to the Executives and Board of Directors to ensure effective monitoring of the delegated claims portfolio;
  • Responsible for the monitoring of delegated claims management performance including MI assessments, DCA/ CH engagement, and leveraging all data insights available;
  • Become the SME of the internal DA MI Dashboard and own the evolution of data improvements in line with business and Lloyd’s expectations;
  • Facilitate and execute the DA claims change and optimization strategy to further enhance our delegated claims services working closely with UWs, DA team, Business Product Manager, and Head of Claims Operations.
  • Embrace a continuous improvement mindset and consider the use of AI, automation, or toolsets that will improve our delegated claims governance.

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Portfolio Oversight and Performance:

  • In collaboration with the DA Audit Manager, oversight of the DA claims audit process including; scheduling, scoping, report review, recommendation issuance, and closure;
  • Manage and analyze all MI and performance reporting available to ensure comprehensive oversight of DCA and CH performance. Escalation of any issues and provision of DA and CH insights in line with Lloyd’s standards to the Head of Claims Operations.
  • Contribute to exit strategies or change of DCA/ CH when required, ensuring continuity of service and regulatory compliance;
  • Responsible for monitoring and reporting of performance of DCAs and CHs providing services on high-risk products linked to consumer duty, using data from bordereaux received, internal DA Dashboard, and regular performance reports received;
  • Pro-actively manage on a structured material basis, effective DCA and CH engagement scheduling to ensure oversight, collaboration, and issues can be discussed and addressed.

Please be aware that Ascot Group’s job opportunities will be posted on our official careers page. All official communication comes from @ascotgroup.com email addresses. If you receive a job offer or recruitment communication from Ascot Group that you suspect might be fraudulent, do not hesitate to contact us directly to verify its legitimacy. We will never ask for payment or sensitive personal information during any stage of the recruitment process. Your privacy and trust are of utmost importance to us, and we strive to ensure that you have a positive experience with Ascot Group.

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Skills

Claims Governance
Delegated Authority
Risk Management
Stakeholder Management
Data Analysis
Regulatory Compliance
Audit Management
Performance Reporting
Contract Negotiation
Insurance Market Knowledge
Process Improvement
Due Diligence
Claims Handling
Leadership
Communication
Strategic Planning

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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