HFG Insurance Recruitment
Treaty Exposure Management Analyst

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We have partnered with a leading global (re)insurer to find a Treaty Exposure Management Analyst to join their London team. This is a highly analytical, business-facing role with direct interaction with underwriting, focused on catastrophe modelling, portfolio oversight, and exposure analytics across treaty reinsurance lines. Deliver accurate and timely portfolio roll-ups across multiple entities, supporting internal and group-level reporting Analyse and communicate catastrophe exposure, ensuring risks are well understood across the business Partner closely with treaty underwriters, providing insight into model assumptions, data quality, and pricing considerations Support regulatory and internal reporting requirements, ensuring deadlines and standards are met Assist with the design and enhancement of processes to monitor and manage aggregate catastrophe exposures Contribute to event response processes, including loss estimation following major catastrophe events Support outwards reinsurance data submissions and portfolio analysis Drive improvements in exposure analytics, systems, and processes A fantastic opportunity to join a growing exposure management function, working at the forefront of catastrophe analytics in a dynamic and evolving Lloyd's market environment. Please apply for more information:
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