Eames Consulting
Senior Catastrophe Risk Analyst

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📢 An established insurance business is looking for a Senior Catastrophe Risk Analyst to join its Exposure Management function. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys working closely with stakeholders, translating exposure and catastrophe risk insight into clear reporting, and playing a visible role in portfolio roll-ups across the business.
The role will suit a natural catastrophe or non-natural catastrophe candidate who wants to strengthen their stakeholder management skills, broaden their portfolio view, and develop high-quality reporting for underwriting, actuarial, risk and senior management audiences.
Key Focus Areas:
- Working closely with underwriting, actuarial, risk and exposure management stakeholders to provide useful portfolio insight.
- Supporting portfolio roll-ups, exposure analysis and catastrophe risk reporting across cyber.
- Producing clear, accurate and decision-ready reports for internal stakeholders and senior audiences.
- Contributing to reporting process improvements and helping make exposure management outputs more efficient and impactful.
- Using analytical skills to interpret data, identify trends and communicate findings in a practical, commercial way.
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What We’re Looking For:
- At least 3 years experience in catastrophe modelling, exposure management, portfolio analytics or a related analytical insurance role.
- Natural catastrophe or non-natural catastrophe experience considered.
- Strong numerical and analytical capability, with the ability to explain complex information clearly.
- Confidence engaging with stakeholders and an interest in developing reporting capability further.
- Experience with tools such as SQL, R, Python or VBA would be helpful but is not essential.


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This is an ideal move for someone who wants a stakeholder-facing catastrophe risk role with genuine scope to build stronger reporting skills, gain broader portfolio exposure, and work closely with teams across the business. Salaries are up to £72,500, 2-3 days in the office, and will not consider visa candidates.
Keen to find out more? Reach out to me via LinkedIn or email Sueanne.phee@eamesconsulting.com
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