Catastrophe Risk Lead - Non Nat Cat

I’m currently partnering with a leading global Lloyd’s market insurer looking to appoint a Catastrophe Risk Lead to focus on non-natural catastrophe exposure management across worldwide risks. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced exposure management professional to take ownership of a highly visible portfolio, working closely with Underwriting, Actuarial, and Risk teams to support strategic decision-making, portfolio optimisation, and capital management across multiple international entities. The role will suit someone with strong non-nat cat modelling expertise who enjoys combining technical analysis with stakeholder leadership and process improvement. Key responsibilities include: • Leading exposure management and catastrophe modelling activities for non-natural catastrophe lines of business across global portfolios • Supporting underwriting teams with risk assessment, risk selection, portfolio management, and reinsurance placement decisions • Providing exposure analytics and catastrophe loss guidance to senior management, actuarial, and risk teams for capital setting and utilisation • Managing the full exposure management cycle including data capture, validation, analysis, interpretation, and stakeholder reporting • Delivering clear, concise reporting and portfolio insights to both internal and external stakeholders • Supporting development projects across risk aggregation, pricing, and underwriting tools • Evaluating and improving catastrophe risk management systems, software, and modelling processes • Acting as a subject matter expert across non-natural catastrophe modelling and exposure analytics • Driving continuous improvement across day-to-day exposure management processes • Coaching and developing junior team members while working collaboratively across wider business functions What we’re looking for: • Strong experience within catastrophe modelling and exposure management, ideally focused on non-natural catastrophe risks • Excellent numerical and analytical capability • Strong understanding of the (re)insurance industry, particularly within the London Market • Proven experience supporting underwriting and portfolio management decisions through catastrophe analytics • Exposure to risk aggregation, capital modelling, and catastrophe risk reporting • Knowledge of catastrophe modelling platforms and proprietary risk systems • Programming experience with SQL, R, Python, or VBA would be advantageous • Strong communication and presentation skills with the ability to engage senior stakeholders • Excellent organisational skills and the confidence to take ownership of key business issues • A collaborative mindset and the ability to build strong cross-functional relationships This is an outstanding opportunity to join a highly respected insurer where Exposure Management plays a central role in underwriting strategy and business performance. If you’re looking for a senior role with strong commercial influence, technical leadership, and genuine long-term progression within the Lloyd’s market, I’d be happy to discuss further.

I’m currently working with a leading Lloyd’s market insurer seeking a Catastrophe Analyst to join their high-performing Exposure Management team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong catastrophe modelling and portfolio aggregation experience who enjoys working closely with underwriters, leading quoting and cleansing processes, and supporting strategic portfolio decisions across multiple classes of business. The role offers broad exposure across underwriting support, portfolio roll-ups, regulatory reporting, and process improvement, with strong visibility across both internal stakeholders and offshore modelling partners. Key responsibilities include: • Leading the quoting, cleansing, and aggregation service for allocated underwriting classes • Supporting underwriters with pre-bind catastrophe modelling using AIR / Verisk and other third-party modelling tools • Recording and maintaining exposure information to support portfolio monitoring and optimisation • Producing validated model outputs for internal reporting and external regulatory submissions including RDS, LCM, aggregate monitoring, and outwards reinsurance placements • Supporting portfolio roll-up processes across multiple geographies, ensuring consistency and data integrity • Managing relationships with offshore modelling partners, providing guidance, answering queries, and driving continuous improvement • Peer reviewing outsourced modelling output and improving data quality standards • Supporting exposure management projects and workflow enhancements across the wider team • Delivering training and knowledge transfer for junior analysts and outsourcing partners What we’re looking for: • Degree educated in a relevant discipline such as Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Finance, Economics, or Geography • Previous exposure management or catastrophe modelling experience within the insurance market • Strong working knowledge of third-party catastrophe models and aggregation tools • Advanced Excel skills • Strong SQL capability (R, VBA, or Python highly desirable) • Experience with Power BI, Tableau, Pyramid, or similar dashboard tools would be advantageous • Experience working with offshore business partners is beneficial • Strong analytical mindset with excellent attention to detail • Confident communicator who can explain technical concepts to a range of stakeholders • Someone who thrives in a fast-paced, collaborative Lloyd’s market environment This is a fantastic opportunity to join a business where Exposure Management is central to underwriting strategy, offering genuine ownership, strong stakeholder engagement, and clear long-term career progression. If you’re looking for a role that combines technical modelling expertise with underwriting influence and leadership responsibility, I’d be happy to discuss further.

I’m currently partnering with a highly regarded Lloyd’s market insurer looking to appoint an Exposure Management Analyst to join their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong catastrophe modelling experience who wants broader exposure across Property Treaty, Marine XL, and Specialty lines while working closely with underwriting teams on strategic decision-making. The role sits within a collaborative Exposure Management function and will play a key part in delivering pricing analysis, portfolio roll-ups, and exposure insights that directly support underwriting performance and business strategy. Key responsibilities include: • Delivering day-to-day catastrophe analysis for pricing and reporting across multiple lines of business • Coordinating exposure and results data through Touchstone/Re, Allphins, and ELT management platforms • Supporting underwriting teams with accurate and timely risk modelling • Assisting in portfolio roll-up analysis and management reporting • Helping optimise modelling workflows and improve reporting capabilities for underwriters and senior stakeholders • Acting as a key contact for brokers, software providers, and ad hoc data requests • Supporting the continued development of exposure management capabilities and best practice across the syndicate • Maintaining strong governance, controls, and regulatory compliance standards What we’re looking for: • Strong catastrophe modelling knowledge and practical exposure management experience • Excellent Excel skills • Experience with SQL, R, or Python • Ideally exposure to Power BI or similar reporting tools • Strong numerical accuracy and attention to detail • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills • Knowledge of the Lloyd’s insurance market and multiple lines of business • Someone who thrives in a collaborative, team-focused environment This is a fantastic opportunity to join a respected business where exposure management is seen as a genuine strategic function rather than simply a reporting exercise. If you're looking for a role with strong underwriting interaction, technical development, and long-term progression within the Lloyd’s market, I’d be happy to discuss further.