HFG Insurance Recruitment
Product Governance Analyst

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Product Governance Analyst
An insurance organisation that operates in the Lloyd's market is seeking a Product Governance Analyst.
The firm work on a hybrid basis with three days working from their prestigious offices in the City of London. Salary range for this role is £60,000 - £70,000 + bonus (dependent on experience).
This role will suit if you are looking to build expertise in conduct risk, regulatory frameworks, and product lifecycle management.
You will:
- Support the Product Governance and Customer Outcomes Manager in bringing all products within the scope of the Product Governance Framework.
- Contribute to annual conduct risk assessments for new and renewal business.
- Collaborate with stakeholders to support governance activities and escalate issues as needed.
- Assist in reviewing fair value assessments to ensure periodic product reviews aligned with the Product Governance Framework and FCA requirements.
- Help identify and escalate material findings and recommended actions to the Product Oversight Forum.
- Maintain and update product governance documentation and frameworks.
- Support internal and external audit requests related to product governance.
- Coordinate governance forums and committee meetings, including agendas, minutes, and action tracking.
- Collate and analyse MI to evaluate product performance.
- Contribute to developing dashboards and reporting tools for customer outcomes.
- Maintain team documentation and track actions.
- Attend relevant meetings, forums, and committees to contribute to governance discussions.
- Support the continued embedding of product governance, conduct risk, and regulatory requirements.
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