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Arthur are partnered exclusively with a growing Lloyd's syndicate that are looking to hire a Senior Compliance Manager to cover a range of compliance duties. Reporting into the Head of Compliance, this roles offers genuine scope for growth and progression for any ambitious senior compliance individual in the insurance market. Key Duties Maintaining and implementing policies, procedures and monitoring plans designed by the SMF16 to detect, and manage compliance risks Providing expert guidance to business units on conduct risk, data protection and regulatory requirements Assisting the SMF16 in monitoring regulatory updates and ensuring internal procedures remain up to date Executing the risk-based compliance monitoring programme (CMP) to assess the adequacy and effectiveness of systems and controls Identifying, investigating, and reporting compliance failures or breaches to the SMF16 Developing, maintaining and communicating Compliance policies Preparing and submitting regular compliance reports, management information (MI), and risk assessments to the SMF16 for board and committee reporting Producing accurate and timely (non-financial) regulatory returns, notifications and reports Maintaining detailed documentation that demonstrates compliance with regulations and the efficacy of internal controls Providing timely insight on regulatory risks, compliance issues and emerging trends. Provide guidance, support and oversight of consumer duty requirements Managing robust complaint management policies that meet legal standards. Leading investigations into serious or escalated complaints to determine root causes and corrective actions Developing and delivering tailored compliance training materials (Compliance induction, in-house workshops, e-learning), ensuring all employees undertake regular compliance training About You: Solid understanding of current regulatory rules (Lloyd's, PRA, FCA, GDPR, etc) and expectations to enable effective policymaking; good working knowledge of the regulatory framework for a Lloyd's managing agency and understanding of a Lloyd's managing agency responsibilities Extensive London Market experience, good commercial awareness and up to date on industry trends and initiatives Ability to assess and interpret risks relevant to the business; quickly absorb complex business situations and use sound judgement to identify credible solutions Ethical leadership to build trust among all stakeholders; strong moral principles and trustworthy Ability to think critically, analyse market trends and anticipate industry change to develop strategies Clear goal setting: the ability to achieve results under pressure, adapt to changing priorities and manage multiple deadlines Ability to work independently and strong analytical skills with attention to detail.

Arthur is currently partnering with a well-established global (re)insurer in the London Market to appoint a Pricing Actuary into their actuarial pricing function. The role will report into the Lead Pricing Actuary and presents a strong opportunity for a qualified actuary with treaty reinsurance pricing experience to play a key role in supporting underwriting decisions and enhancing pricing capability across the business. This is a technically focused role with strong commercial exposure, where you’ll work closely with underwriters and management to deliver high-quality pricing insights, contribute to tool development, and support the continued profitability and growth of the portfolio. Responsibilities Supporting the pricing of treaty reinsurance business, including both proportional and excess of loss structures Producing case pricing analysis to support underwriting decisions on individual risks Developing and enhancing pricing and rating tools across selected business segments Building strong working relationships with underwriting teams to embed technical pricing into decision-making Ensuring pricing models are robust, reliable, and effectively used by the business Supporting the development and implementation of pricing controls, governance, and data quality improvements Contributing to consistency of assumptions and methodologies across the pricing function Communicating actuarial outputs clearly to underwriters and senior stakeholders Requirements: Qualified Actuary (UK, US or European equivalent) Strong experience in pricing treaty reinsurance business Good understanding of pricing techniques for proportional and excess of loss reinsurance, including risk and aggregate structures Familiarity with simulation techniques and loss-sensitive features Understanding of London Market and UK Commercial Lines insurance and reinsurance practices Awareness of reserving methodologies within property and casualty insurance/reinsurance Advanced Excel skills (essential) Experience with programming languages such as VBA, R, Python or SQL (highly desirable) Strong communication skills with the ability to present technical outputs to non-technical stakeholders

Arthur is currently partnering with a highly regarded global (re)insurer in the London Market to appoint a Pricing Actuary into their International Pricing team. The role will report into the Deputy Head of Pricing (International) and offers an excellent opportunity for a nearly or newly qualified actuary looking to deepen their exposure to complex risk pricing across a diverse international portfolio. This is a broad and technically engaging role where you’ll work closely with underwriting and actuarial colleagues, supporting the pricing of large and complex insurance and reinsurance contracts while contributing to portfolio strategy and pricing innovation. Responsibilities Supporting the pricing and structuring of complex insurance and reinsurance risks across multiple lines of business Partnering with underwriters to deliver robust pricing analysis and insights on individual deals Contributing to the development and enhancement of pricing tools, including exposure-based models Conducting portfolio analysis to support business planning, profitability, and strategic decision-making Supporting loss ratio setting and analysis of key drivers such as trends and inflation Contributing to capital model inputs, including loss ratio volatility analysis Participating in performance monitoring of key accounts and portfolio segments Driving continuous improvement across pricing methodologies, tools, and processes Collaborating across actuarial, underwriting, and wider business functions on cross-functional initiatives Requirements: Nearly or newly qualified actuary (or equivalent) 3 years of London Market pricing experience Experience across Lloyd’s/London Market risks; exposure to Casualty, Marine, Aviation or Energy is advantageous Strong understanding of pricing techniques, particularly exposure-based methods Experience in developing or enhancing pricing tools and models Strong Excel skills; experience with Power BI and/or coding languages (e.g. Python, SQL) is beneficial Commercial awareness with the ability to support underwriting decision-making