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Bordereaux Analayst

London, Greater London, South East, England
DOE
Permanent
Job Ref:BH-23311
This is a great opportunity to join a well established London market business at an exciting time as they continue to invest heavily in their delegated authority and data capability. The role sits at the heart of underwriting operations and plays a key part in ensuring accurate high quality bordereaux data that supports performance tracking and decision making. 

You will gain broad exposure across underwriting finance and claims while working closely with coverholders and third party providers. The position offers clear scope to develop technical expertise increase responsibility and progress within a collaborative and forward thinking environment.

As a Bordereaux Analyst you will be responsible for the end to end handling of premium claims and risk bordereaux ensuring data is accurate timely and compliant with agreed standards.

Key responsibilities

  • Managing the receipt review and processing of bordereaux submissions from coverholders and third party administrators
  • Validating data quality against binding authority terms and Lloyd’s reporting standards
  • Cleansing mapping and uploading bordereaux into internal systems
  • Investigating data issues anomalies and missing information
  • Liaising with outsourcing partners to resolve queries and improve data quality
  • Supporting underwriters with binder performance monitoring and MI
  • Maintaining bordereaux schedules and ensuring deadlines are met
  • Escalating recurring data or performance issues where appropriate


Experience you will need

  • Previous experience in a bordereaux analyst or technician role within the Lloyd’s market
  • Good understanding of premium claims and risk bordereaux
  • Knowledge of delegated authority reporting and regulatory requirements
  • Strong Excel skills and a high level of attention to detail


This role suits someone who enjoys working with data building relationships and taking ownership of their work while continuing to grow within delegated authority. If you would like to hear more please get in touch.
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