Gravitas Recruitment Group (Global) Ltd
Graduate Exposure Management Analyst

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Exposure Management Analyst
Working for a Global Insurance business in London, the Exposure Management Analyst supports the terrorism portfolio by maintaining exposure data, assisting with model execution, and contributing to comprehensive reporting efforts. This role exists within a team that focuses on global terrorism risks, with a culture that values detail-oriented analysis and collaborative learning.
The organisation operates within the insurance risk sector, supporting clients with terrorism-related exposures. It emphasises thorough data validation, stakeholder communication, and systematic reporting to ensure accurate risk assessment and management.
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The Exposure Management Analyst will work under supervision in a role primarily involved in data entry, quoting, and roll-ups, with opportunities to develop broader analytical skills over time.
Success depends on reliable data handling, supporting the transition between systems, and effective communication of findings to senior team members.
Key Responsibilities
- Maintain exposure data and support daily monitoring activities
- Assist in compiling data for internal and external reports
- Run standard model scenarios and compile outputs
- Conduct routine data validation and support data integrity checks
- Track outsourced deliverables and escalate issues as needed
- Share exposure data and findings with senior team members and business units


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Requirements
- Have right to work in the UK
- Possess relevant academic background in geography or political risks
- Be available for an on-site working environment in the City of London, moving to hybrid after 6 months.
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