Enstar Group
Head of Exposure Management

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Head of Exposure Management
About you and the role: Reporting to the Group CRO, The Group Head of Exposure Management is responsible for establishing and leading a centralised Exposure Management (EM) function, providing a single, authoritative view of underwriting exposure across the Group. As Enstar’s underwriting footprint expands, including increased participation in quota shares, Lloyd’s FAL participations, fronting arrangements and the acquisition of Accident Fund Holdings (AFG), this role is critical to ensuring that underwriting growth is supported by robust aggregation, visibility and control of tail and correlation risks. The role will define and own the Group exposure management framework and works closely with underwriting, M&A, reserving, capital modelling and reinsurance to support disciplined portfolio management and executive decision making. This is a senior, high-impact role with significant exposure to executive leadership and the Risk Committee, requiring both deep technical expertise and strong strategic and leadership capability. Note that exact reporting line and interactions with AFG are yet to be finalised.
What you will be doing: Exposure Management Framework & Leadership Establish and lead the Group Exposure Management function, including defining the target operating model, governance and roadmap Build, lead and develop a high‑performing technical team Act as the central authority for underwriting exposure aggregation across the Group Portfolio Aggregation & Risk Oversight Maintain a consolidated, forward looking view of exposures across entities, geographies and perils Oversee key exposure metrics and stress scenarios Monitor concentrations and escalate risk appetite breaches Deal Support & Transaction Oversight Provide independent exposure and tail risk assessments for material transactions Quantify incremental portfolio, aggregation and correlation impacts Ensure appropriate data granularity and modelling standards pre-bind Monitoring, Reporting & Governance Deliver exposure reporting to senior management, CRO and Risk Committee Provide regulatory reporting and post event impact assessments Escalate material changes in exposure or risk profile Exposure Modelling & Data Governance Oversee application and calibration of exposure and catastrophe models (incl. external cat model vendors) Define and enforce exposure data standards and model governance Ensure consistency of assumptions and methodologies across the Group Cross-functional Integration Partner with Underwriting / AFG, M&A, Reserving, Capital Modelling and Reinsurance to inform risk based decisions Risk Committee & Executive Engagement Act as the primary exposure risk contact for executive management and the Board Risk Committee Provide clear, actionable insight to support strategy and portfolio steering Strategic Development Lead phased development of EM capabilities Embed exposure management into underwriting, M&A, reinsurance and capital decisions Drive continuous improvement in tools, processes and analytics People Coach and develop team members in line with Enstar policies. Ad-hoc support to the business Take a continuous improvement approach, helping evolve processes, outputs and responsibilities over time in line with business needs and professional development. The responsibilities described above are not exhaustive. Enstar is committed to ensuring our people develop and harness the right skills consistent with their wants and business needs. Therefore, it is expected that this will change over time.
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What you will bring: Experience Significant experience (12+ years) in exposure management, catastrophe modelling within a (re)insurance environment Proven leadership experience, including building and managing high-performing technical teams Strong track record engaging senior stakeholders, including executives and boards Technical & Analytical Capability Deep expertise in catastrophe modelling, exposure aggregation and tail risk analytics Strong knowledge of vendor models (e.g. RMS, AIR) and exposure data structures Strong quantitative and analytical skills, with ability to translate complex outputs into clear insights Commercial & Strategic Thinking Ability to link exposure insights to underwriting, reinsurance and capital decisions Experience supporting transactions and portfolio construction Communication & Influence Strong communicator across technical and non-technical audiences Confident providing independent challenge and escalation Ability to operate effectively across a global, matrixed organisation Ways of Working Pragmatic and delivery-focused, able to balance long-term build with immediate business needs Collaborative, with strong relationship-building skills across functions High level of ownership, accountability and professional judgement
Your Benefits: Pension (Enrolment is automatic on joining with a 10% employer contribution) Dental Insurance (This is an optional taxable benefit available to employee, spouse, and dependents) Medical Insurance (This is an optional taxable benefit available to employee, spouse, and dependents through a private health network) Travel Insurance (As an employee you are automatically enrolled with business and leisure travel insurance with single, couple, family, or single parent family coverage options.) Eligible company funded annual 360 Health Assessment. Voucher for free annual eye examination. Option to loan a bicycle and safety equipment tax free. Wellness Reimbursement program (up to 700 pounds annual reimbursement for wellness related expenses, i.e, gym memberships, massage, etc.). Tusker – Electric Vehicle (A fixed monthly amount is taken directly from your gross salary and, in return, you get the use of a brand new electric car.). Optional Critical Illness coverage Automatic coverage provided by income protection programme Access to Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) for health and wellbeing One paid annual volunteer day


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Who we are: We are a trusted global re/insurance group and the leading provider of retrospective solutions, with specialist underwriting capabilities. We help our clients manage risk, unlock capital and create the financial freedom to grow. With operations across the world’s major insurance hubs and a global network of close to 800 talented professionals, we bring expertise and fresh thinking to some of the industry’s biggest challenges. For more information about Enstar, visit our website: www.enstargroup.com. For more information about careers at Enstar, visit our LinkedIn Life page or visit our careers site
Why Enstar: Learning and development are a fundamental part of every employee's career journey with Enstar. Supporting growth and career progression is key to how we engage our people - helping them to learn, grow and succeed at Enstar. We offer a range of initiatives and resources to support our people throughout their careers: Professional Qualifications and Study Support: We support employees who wish to take professional qualifications aligned to their role and career development. Training, Conferences & Seminars: As a global organisation, we work with many professional bodies to provide access to training programmes, conferences, seminars and continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities. Digital Learning Hub: Our digital learning hub, LinkedIn Learning, offers a wide range of self-serve resources, including courses, videos, eBooks, and audio books, to help employees build news skills and deepen their knowledge. We also invest in physical, mental and financial wellbeing initiatives for our employees. Supportive teams, inspiring work and a positive working environment all contribute to our collective wellbeing. Beyond the workplace, we strive to make a positive influence in our communities and to continuously reduce our impact on the environment. Enstar Inclusivity Policy: Our annual Inclusivity Index puts Enstar ahead of the industry in terms of promoting an inclusive and welcome working environment. We’re an equal opportunity employer and believe that our inclusive environment creates an authentic working culture. We don’t discriminate on the basis of age, physical or mental disability, gender reassignment, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and carer status, race (including colour, nationality, and ethnic or national origin), religion or belief, sex and sexual orientation. Enstar is committed in providing an accessible recruitment experience for all those interested in working with us. Please let your Enstar Recruitment Partner know if you require any reasonable accommodation during the application process due to a disability to enable you to fully participate in our recruitment process.
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