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Thanks to internal promotion, an opportunity has arisen for a Senior Manager with insurance industry expertise, to take on management of a portfolio of audits at a large insurance company. Reporting to the Chief Auditor and with 3 to 4 direct reports and a group of key stakeholders to manage, you will need to be someone who has led people and complex audits in your current or recent roles. The role is based in the City of London with the expectation to be in the office 2 days per week. Skills required: Excellent stakeholder relationship management People management experience Insurance industry experience Project Management skills Good knowledge of the risks and regulatory environment for insurers   If you’d like to discuss this leadership role, then please contact David Stacey at Arthur Financial or send your CV to apply.

Facilities Manager – Shape the Future of Our Workplace   One of our highly established London Market clients are on the search for an experienced Facilities Manager to join their d ynamic, high-profile office environment in the heart of London? This is your chance to lead facilities operations for a business that thrives on excellence, collaboration, and innovation.   We’re a leading player in the Lloyd’s market, consistently ranked among the best for performance. As their Facilities Manager , you’ll be the driving force behind creating a safe, efficient, and inspiring workspace for our people—where every detail matters and every decision impacts the success of the business.   Imagine being the go-to expert for everything that keeps the business running smoothly—from building maintenance and security to health & safety compliance and business continuity planning. You’ll manage budgets, lead a team, and oversee projects that transform our office environment. Your work will directly influence employee experience and operational excellence. If you love variety, autonomy, and making a tangible impact, this role is for you.     What You’ll Do Own the day-to-day management of our London office and Lloyd’s boxes. Ensure compliance, security, and operational efficiency across all facilities. Lead and develop facilities staff, including reception teams. Oversee Health & Safety, Fire, and First Aid policies. Manage budgets for office expenses, travel, and insurance. Plan and deliver refurbishments, floor changes, and workspace upgrades. Drive supplier performance and negotiate contracts for best value.   What You’ll Bring Proven experience in facilities management. Strong knowledge of outsourcing agreements and service contracts. Health & Safety expertise (qualifications desirable). Leadership skills and experience managing teams. Excellent negotiation, organizational, and stakeholder management skills. Ability to work independently and thrive under pressure.     Why Join Us? A culture built on fairness, respect, and collaboration. A commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Hybrid working and flexibility to support your success. Opportunities to innovate and make a lasting impact.   Ready to take the lead? Step into a role where your expertise is valued, your ideas make a difference, and your career can grow. Ready to take the lead? Apply now and help my client create a workplace that’s not just functional—but exceptional.

Arthur are partnered with a leading P&I Club as they look to identify a Senior Compliance Analyst with a keen eye for sanctions to join their growing function. Reporting into the Head of Compliance, you will possess a generalist compliance skillset with the ability to assist the wider team with a range of queries across the Group. Key Duties Maintaining license renewals, returns and TOBAs. Conducting due diligence and being able to accurately assess potential matches to sanctioned individuals or entities. Reviewing sanctions alerts and escalating potential sanctions matches, conducting outreach to appropriate stakeholders if required. Advising the business by analysing and applying relevant sanctions legislation to queries. Carrying out horizon scanning of emerging compliance risks and regulatory requirements. Carry out testing and delivery of the compliance monitoring plan, communicating findings and remedial suggestions. Supporting the wider Compliance team from time-to-time.   About You You will be an all-round Compliance person from within the Insurance industry, preferably on the Insurer side. Comprehensive understanding of sanctions and wider financial crime, with demonstrable experience in providing sanctions advice within the insurance industry. Understand the general principles of the Prudential Regulation Authority and the Financial Conduct Authority regulations and rule books (Regulators of jurisdictions worldwide is preferred, but not essential). Proficiency with sanctions screening software. A real team player with the ability to also work independently. Impeccable communication skills.