Senior Catastrophe Analyst
WTW · London · posted 39 days ago
Going rate £50,200UK median £53,295London £61,435
Home Office going rates
Occupation
2431Management consultants and business analysts
Going rate for this occupation: £50,200 · UK median pay £53,295
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Where this salary sits
- UK pay for this occupation
- This role£55,398 to £77,741estimated
- Going rate£50,200
- UK median£53,295
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| Percentile | Pay |
|---|---|
| 10th | £29,980 |
| 25th | £40,202 |
| 50th | £53,295 |
| 75th | £70,977 |
| 90th | £93,362 |
| Going rate | £50,200 |
| UK median | £53,295 |
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- Occupation is eligible for Skilled Worker
- Estimated salary clears the going rate
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In this role, the individual will work closely with Brokers in the Global Markets Direct and Facultative team to deliver market leading analytics. The Direct & Fac Data and Analytics team offer a wide range of analytical support to the broking team in order to secure the best results for our clients. Typical analytical support includes data management, catastrophe modelling, exposure management, financial modelling, and bespoke analytics. The focus of our team is to provide brokers with a deeper understanding of their clients risk from natural and man-made perils such as windstorm, earthquake, severe convective storm, flood and wildfire. The Role: On a day-to-day basis, the individual will be involved in processing and auditing client data, running client portfolios against state-of-the-art catastrophe models, and synthesising the results. They will be required to take a methodical approach to problem solving and be proactive in meaningfully contributing to the success of D&F. Joining the company with a maths, statistics, engineering or natural sciences degree (ideally Masters), they also require the ability to effectively communicate technical details to a non-technical audience.
- Managing, auditing, processing and analysing portfolio data, preparing it for model ingestion
- Quantify the catastrophe risk using vendor catastrophe models
- Operation of geo-visualisation tools including Arc GIS
- Understand and evaluate the impact of updates and revisions to models and the outputs produced
- Communicate results effectively to all stakeholders (i.e. cat modellers / brokers / clients/ (re)insurers)
- Work closely with all stakeholders throughout the risk quantification process
- Real-time reporting and analysis of natural catastrophes
What you'll bring:
Proven track record of exceeding performance expectations Highly proactive, with a passion to deliver industry-leading results A natural team-player, committed to close collaboration with colleagues An understanding of London/global insurance markets and (re)insurance business Experience in at least one vendor model and understanding of the underlying perils science and model components Strong problem-solving skills and keen attention to detail Excellent IT skills, Power BI an advantage and experience with SQL, R/Python an advantage Experience with process optimisation and experience and working knowledge of GIS software e.g. ArcGIS, an advantage Excellent communication skills, ability to process and understand data quickly and creatively Highly motivated to learn and grow within a global market leader
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