Compliance Manager

The Role   Reporting into senior leadership, the Compliance Manager will be responsible for designing, implementing, and managing the company’s risk and compliance framework across multiple jurisdictions. The successful candidate will ensure regulatory obligations are met, proactively identify and mitigate potential risks, and support the delivery of strong governance and control standards across the business. What you’ll do Develop, implement, and maintain the organisation’s risk, compliance, and governance framework across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring adherence to applicable regulatory requirements and group policies. Monitor regulatory developments, provide guidance on cross-border business activities, oversee policy governance and commercial agreements, and deliver clear and effective regulatory reporting. Manage and enhance the financial crime framework, including AML, CTF, sanctions, anti-bribery and corruption controls, client due diligence, KYC processes, screening activities, and suspicious activity escalations. Produce management information and reporting for senior stakeholders, covering regulatory matters, financial crime risks, risk assessments, controls, and key risk indicators. Own and maintain the enterprise risk management framework, including risk registers, risk appetite statements, control assessments, and business-wide risk reviews, ensuring material risks are identified, managed, and escalated appropriately. Support governance committees and senior management through the preparation of risk and compliance reporting, governance documentation, and ongoing oversight activities. Act as the subject matter expert for data protection and privacy matters, providing guidance on data management risks, incident response, and compliance with applicable data protection regulations. Deliver risk, compliance, financial crime, and data protection training, while promoting a strong culture of governance, accountability, and regulatory compliance across the business. Oversee outsourced service providers and third-party relationships, ensuring appropriate controls, monitoring, and compliance standards are maintained.   Who we’re looking for Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build relationships across the business. Strong understanding of insurance compliance, financial crime, and data protection requirements. Minimum 6 years' risk and compliance experience within insurance Experience operating within multi-jurisdictional regulatory environments. Commercially minded, analytical, and detail-oriented, with the ability to work both strategically and hands-on. Relevant professional qualifications such as ICA, ACAMS, IRM, CII, or equivalent are desirable.

Claims Bordereaux Analyst This is an excellent opportunity to join a leading London Market insurer within a growing Delegated Claims function. You will take ownership of claims bordereaux activity while helping maintain strong data quality and effective oversight across delegated business. The role offers broad exposure across Claims and Delegated Authority with the chance to work closely with senior stakeholders. You will join a supportive business that invests in development and offers an excellent benefits package. Key responsibilities: Monitoring and reviewing claims bordereaux submissions Loading bordereaux data and ensuring records remain accurate Producing reports on claims data and key performance measures Identifying data quality issues and driving improvements Working closely with an outsourced bordereaux provider Investigating delegated authority breaches and supporting their resolution Assisting the Claims Delegated Authority Manager with wider oversight activity Supporting conduct risk reviews and customer outcome reporting Escalating risks or control concerns through the correct governance channels Experience you will need: Experience working with claims bordereaux Knowledge of bordereaux processing platforms Understanding of Lloyd’s Standard Claims Reporting bordereaux Strong attention to detail and confidence working with data Good communication and stakeholder management skills An understanding of delegated authority controls and regulatory expectations Benefits include: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays 10% non contributory pension Annual bonus eligibility Private medical and dental cover Life assurance and income protection Study and professional development support Hybrid working and home office support This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to develop their career across Claims and Delegated Authority within an established London Market business. Get in touch for more details.

This is an excellent opportunity to join an established London Market insurer in a highly visible Delegated Authority role. You will take ownership of complex approvals and renewals while providing trusted guidance across the business. The position offers broad exposure across underwriting and operational oversight with the chance to shape processes and strengthen controls. You will work closely with senior stakeholders and play an important part in wider transformation across the delegated underwriting function. Key responsibilities: Managing Coverholder approvals and renewals across a varied delegated portfolio. Reviewing complex binding authority and third party arrangements. Providing clear technical guidance to underwriting teams and wider stakeholders. Leading oversight activity and identifying areas of risk or concern. Working with internal and external teams to maintain consistent standards. Producing meaningful reporting to support business decisions. Identifying opportunities to improve processes and increase efficiency. Supporting new systems and regulatory change initiatives. Building strong relationships with brokers and service providers. Helping strengthen controls across the Delegated Authority framework. Experience you’ll need: Strong experience within Delegated Authority or delegated underwriting. A good understanding of Coverholders and binding authority arrangements. Experience managing approvals and renewals. The confidence to advise and influence senior stakeholders. Strong analytical skills with the ability to identify trends and risks. A proactive approach to process improvement. Clear communication skills and strong attention to detail. This is a great opportunity to take on a broad and influential position within a business that is investing in its Delegated Authority capability. If you are looking for a role with ownership and genuine scope to make an impact then get in touch for more details.