Eames Consulting
Senior Catastrophe Modeller

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Exclusive 💬 - Emerging risks are no longer sitting at the edge of insurers' portfolios. They are becoming more interconnected, more exposed and increasingly central to underwriting and capital decisions.
This year has provided a stark reminder of how quickly the risk landscape can change. Heightened geopolitical tensions, and the potential for cyber events to spread across interconnected organisations and infrastructure have reinforced the need for forward-looking catastrophe analysis.
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I am currently looking for a Senior Catastrophe Analyst to join our carrier's Centre of Excellence, with a particular focus on terrorism and cyber classes of business.
This is a high-profile role at the intersection of catastrophe modelling, exposure management, underwriting and emerging-risk strategy. You will help the business understand how these threats are evolving, where concentrations are developing and what they could mean for portfolio resilience. The ideal candidate would hold at least 3 years experience in the London market, have strong proficiency in SQL and R, and excellent communication skills.


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