
Pricing Analyst
Date Posted
8th February 2022
Reference
GM0802223
Sector
General Insurance, Re-Insurance
Job Type
Permanent
Location
London
Benefits
Excellent Benefits
Salary
£60,000 Per Annum
Job Description Apply: Pricing Analyst
We are continuing in our endeavours with speciality lines insurers and have partnered up with a newly formed specialty (re)insurance business who are looking for a Pricing Analyst to support them as they expand their lines of business.
Your responsibilities will be:
- Working closely with underwriting and claims to provide a clear objective of improvement for current pricing strategies
- Monitoring and optimisation of pricing models and methodologies and ensuring they meet market conditions
- Communicating effective pricing methodologies to key stakeholders and non-technical audiences.
They are looking for Part-Qualified Actuaries with 2+ years of experience in the London/Lloyds Market from either a Pricing or Reserving background. So if you’re looking for a new challenge in Specialty pricing with an ambitious and fast-growing firm, this could be a great opportunity for you!
So if you’re looking for a new challenge in Specialty Pricing with an ambitious and fast-growing firm, please apply or contact Andrea Bindi via email:
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