Avencia Talent Solutions
Governance and Delegated Audit Technician

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London | Hybrid | Insurance
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the Governance & Delegated Audit team of a leading international insurance business.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is looking to build a broad understanding of insurance governance, product oversight, conduct risk, data analysis and delegated authority. The team offers significant exposure across the business, making this a great environment to learn, develop and build a long-term career.
The team is particularly interested in people who are analytically minded and confident using Excel.
The Role:
This is a highly varied position supporting the first-line oversight of Product and Underwriting Governance processes, procedures and standards.
You'll gain exposure to a wide range of areas including:
- Supporting annual product reviews and tracking actions through to completion.
- Completing conduct risk assessments.
- Supporting conduct, governance and assurance activities with internal teams and third-party business partners.
- Analysing conduct and product MI, turning data into meaningful insights and presenting this through reports and committee packs.
- Supporting Independent Expert Review programmes.
- Assisting with regulatory and technical governance activities.
- Supporting the ongoing oversight of product distribution processes.
- Monitoring and supporting the assurance breach process.
- Supporting the Delegated Audit process, including planning, scoping, invoice management and recommendation tracking.
- Supporting control testing, exception reporting, data collection exercises and FCA regulatory returns across the business.
- Preparing information and MI for senior stakeholder and committee meetings.
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What We're Looking For:
Experience within insurance is highly desired. Experience in areas such as delegated authority, delegated audit, governance, compliance, assurance or underwriting support.
We're looking for someone who is confident manipulating and analysing data and ideally has experience with things such as:


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- Creating MI packs and reports
- Data visualisation
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- Turning data into insights
Why Join?
This is an excellent opportunity to gain huge exposure across an international insurance business and learn how governance, underwriting, conduct and delegated authority work in practice.
The team offers:
- Excellent exposure across the wider business.
- Plenty of opportunity to develop.
- The autonomy to take ownership of your work and processes.
- Exposure to senior stakeholders and different areas of the insurance business.
- A friendly, sociable team with a strong working dynamic.
- Genuine progression opportunities.
If you're an analytical, motivated individual with strong Excel skills and are interested in developing a career within insurance governance, we'd love to hear from you.
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