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Group CAT Portfolio reporting Analyst

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Catastrophe Analytics Opportunities | Leading Global Insurer
We're currently partnered with a major global insurer that is continuing to invest heavily in its Catastrophe Analytics and Exposure Management function. Due to ongoing growth, they're looking to hire across two levels within a high-performing and rapidly expanding team.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking organisation that has embraced new technologies, analytical tools, and modelling capabilities. The team has a strong track record of internal progression, with several members achieving promotions in a relatively short space of time.
Lead Catastrophe Reporting Analyst
£90,000 - £105,000 + Bonus + Benefits
A more senior position within the team, offering significant exposure to strategic initiatives, senior stakeholders, and portfolio-level decision making.
Senior Catastrophe Reporting Analyst
£75,000 - £85,000 + Bonus + Benefits
Ideal for someone looking to build on existing Catastrophe Analytics or Exposure Management experience and take on broader commercial and strategic responsibilities.
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What You'll Be Doing
- Supporting portfolio steering and strategic decision-making through catastrophe risk insights and reporting.
- Contributing to budgeting, forecasting, and business planning activities.
- Delivering portfolio analytics across a diverse commercial and specialty insurance portfolio.
- Developing and enhancing tools used by regional analytics and exposure management teams.
- Working closely with Underwriting, Exposure Management, Portfolio Management, and senior business leaders.
- Helping shape the future analytical landscape through the adoption of new modelling tools, reporting capabilities, and technology solutions.
- Supporting strategic projects rather than focusing on day-to-day model production or routine portfolio runs.
What We're Looking For
Senior Catastrophe Reporting Analyst
- 3+ years' experience within Catastrophe Modelling, Exposure Management, CAT Reporting, or Portfolio Analytics.
- Strong analytical mindset with an interest in portfolio strategy and business decision making.


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Lead Catastrophe Reporting Analyst
- 4+ years' experience within Catastrophe Modelling, Exposure Management, CAT Reporting, or Portfolio Analytics.
- Proven ability to work with senior stakeholders and contribute to strategic initiatives.
Why Join?
- Join a young, ambitious, and growing team with a genuine history of quick promotions.
- Work within a business that is continually investing in new software, tools, and analytics capabilities.
- Gain visibility with senior leadership and key decision makers.
- Move beyond pure model running into a role with real commercial impact.
- Excellent long-term career prospects within a market-leading global insurer.
These opportunities would suit CAT Modellers, Exposure Management Analysts, CAT Reporting Analysts, or Portfolio Analytics professionals looking to broaden their remit and play a larger role in portfolio strategy and business planning.
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