North Co Recruitment
Pricing Manager

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Pricing Manager | Personal Lines
North Co Recruitment are working with a leading UK retail insurer to appoint a Pricing Manager into their direct pricing function. The team is in the early stages of a transformation programme, investing in headcount, analytical toolset and technology, making this a rare opportunity to help shape how pricing evolves rather than inherit a function that's already set.
What you'll do
- Own the end-to-end delivery of price optimisation projects across a major direct-to-customer book.
- Lead impact analysis and scenario modelling to understand customer response to price change, shaping strategy rather than reporting on it.
- Drive improvements in customer lifetime value across the portfolio.
- Shape pricing decisions through direct analysis of competitor activity and market movement.
- Champion fair value and customer-centric pricing, balancing commercial targets against the impact on existing customers.
- Build and lead relationships with senior stakeholders and a small project team, taking ownership of delivery beyond your own workload.
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What we're looking for
- Strong experience in a general insurance pricing role, ideally within personal lines.
- A numerate degree (mathematics, statistics or a related discipline) or equivalent demonstrable proficiency.
- Solid grounding in predictive modelling for risk and/or demand, with the ability to translate this into commercial recommendations.
- A track record of planning, prioritising and leading the work of a small team.
- Confidence engaging with senior stakeholders and influencing decisions beyond your immediate team.
- Working knowledge of Python, SQL, R or SAS is desirable.
- An understanding of machine learning techniques and their application to pricing is an advantage.
- Hybrid working applies, with a mix of home and office-based collaboration.


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If you're looking for a Pricing Manager role with genuine influence over a live transformation programme, real investment in your tools and team, and the scope to shape how a major retail book is priced, we'd be keen to speak.
Salary: £75,000 - £100,000 base, plus discretionary bonus
Location: Hybrid, London based
Please note, the client is unable to offer sponsorship for this opportunity.
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