Arthur Recruitment
Senior Data Analyst | Insurance Data & Analytics

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Senior Data Analyst
London | Hybrid | £85,000 + Up to 40% Bonus + Excellent Benefits
Shape Commercial Decisions Through Data
We're partnering with a leading London Market insurer investing heavily in the next generation of Data & Analytics.
This is an opportunity to join a high-performing central analytics team that's moving beyond traditional reporting to deliver insight that directly influences underwriting, pricing, claims and portfolio strategy.
Working alongside senior business stakeholders, you'll become a trusted analytics partner, turning complex commercial challenges into data-driven decisions while helping shape the future of analytics across the organisation.
What You'll Be Doing
- Partner with Underwriting, Claims and Exposure teams to deliver commercial insight.
- Build advanced Power BI dashboards and decision-support tools.
- Influence pricing, portfolio optimisation and business performance.
- Deliver end-to-end analytics projects from discovery through to deployment.
- Champion Power BI best practice, governance and engineering standards.
- Work closely with Data Engineering to shape semantic models and data products.
- Introduce AI and automation into analytics workflows.
- Mentor analysts and help raise technical standards across the team.
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What We're Looking For
- Strong experience within Data Analytics or BI.
- London Market insurance experience (Lloyd's, MGA, Broker or Specialty Insurer).
- Advanced SQL and Power BI (DAX, data modelling, Power Query).
- Experience working with Azure data platforms and modern BI environments.
- Excellent stakeholder management and commercial communication skills.


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Why Apply?
- ✔ Up to £85,000 basic salary
- ✔ Up to 40% annual bonus
- ✔ Hybrid working
- ✔ High-profile role with direct exposure to Underwriting leadership
- ✔ Opportunity to influence AI adoption and modern analytics practices
- ✔ Join a business where Data is becoming a genuine strategic differentiator
If you're looking for a role where your work influences business decisions, not just reports, we'd love to hear from you.
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