Exposure Management – Property and Treaty Lead - Month FTC, Mat cover
About the job
- The candidate must be an experienced Property catastrophe modeller.
- The candidate must have team management experience.
- The candidate must have excellent numeracy skills and a good understanding of probability and statistics.
- The candidate must have a high-level understanding of insurance and reinsurance financial terms.
- The candidate must be proficient in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft SQL.
- The candidate must have a high-level understanding of the statistical methodologies underlying catastrophe models.
- The candidate must have a comprehensive understanding of RiskLink.
- The candidate must have excellent organisational skills and be able to meet deadlines and objectives.
- The candidate must be positive, proactive, and self-motivated.
- The candidate must have excellent analytical skills and be logically minded.
- The candidate must have supervisory skills.
- The candidate must have excellent communication skills and be able to present complex information clearly and concisely.
- The candidate must have influencing skills and the ability to build effective relationships.
- Oversee the utilisation of various catastrophe modelling platforms to process, model, and analyse aggregate and detailed exposure data.
- Oversee the provision of analysis and insight into model outputs for underwriters at both account and portfolio level, including creating pro forma modelling information to support the business plan.
- Oversee the monitoring of portfolios against risk appetite measures.
- Oversee maintenance of the in-force Property and Treaty portfolio and ensure the completeness and accuracy of data and results.
- Oversee the process for providing modelling information to outwards reinsurers for the classes within the role’s remit.
- Work closely with Underwriting Management and Divisional Heads to understand priorities, manage expectations, and support growth strategies.
- Provide management, training, and development for exposure analysts.
- Work with the Portfolio Manager and the R&D team to prioritise and contribute to validation of internal and externally licensed catastrophe models.
- Participate in wider Exposure Management Team activities.
- Take part in relevant projects throughout the wider business as needed.
- Keep up to date with new scientific and technological developments in catastrophe management.
- Perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organisation.
- Ensure exposure information used for monthly roll-ups and reporting is captured fully and accurately in the appropriate systems.
- Own overall account modelling for underwriting and pricing using internal and external modelling platforms, analyse and explain modelled results, monitor aggregate usage, and maintain a complete and accurate portfolio of accounts.
- Work with underwriters and the central exposure management team to assist in setting, monitoring, and reporting on relevant internal and external appetites.
- Work with the Portfolio Manager to implement new appetites as required.
- Implement automation and identify efficiencies for operational improvement.
- Provide training to modellers and the outsourcing team.
- Work with the Portfolio Manager, Specialty Lead, and Emerging Risk Lead to ensure consistency and efficiencies across classes.
- Knowledge of GIS and/or other mapping software.
- Knowledge of or interest in programming languages, including R and Python.
- A degree-level education, which is preferred but not essential.
- Other relevant professional qualifications such as ACII, CRM, or CCRA.
- The ability to work flexibly, with arrangements discussed during the interview process.
About the company
Chaucer is a specialty (re)insurance group that works with brokers, coverholders, and clients worldwide, offering coverage through Lloyd’s of London and company markets. It underwrites and structures tailored (re)insurance programs that transfer risk, with teams that design, quote, and manage policies. Its approach relies on experienced people who shape coverage at a bespoke level, and it is backed by the China Re Group for financial and operational strength, enabling broader reach. The goal is to protect and support clients’ business activities worldwide by delivering tailored reinsurance solutions that meet each client’s risks and needs.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$474M
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Founded
1922
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What believers are saying
- Oct. 5 2026 Indemni cargo launch targets theft-prone U.S. trade lanes.
- Victoria Tan joined Oct. 1 2026, strengthening property facultative distribution in Singapore.
- Charlotte Allen’s 2026 governance hire tightens controls after rapid specialty expansion.
What critics are saying
- Oct. 2026 growth in Singapore and cargo strains underwriting controls and execution.
- Ceto and Indemni partnerships depend on adoption, data quality, and broker trust.
- A severe marine or cargo loss year could hit Lloyd’s syndicate capital.
What makes Chaucer Group unique
- China Re ownership backs Chaucer’s Lloyd’s capacity and capital discipline.
- 2026 claims performance earned Gracechurch’s top London Market speed ranking again.
- March 2026 Ceto MGA uses real-time vessel data for marine underwriting.
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Remote Work Options
Flexible Work Hours
Hybrid Work Options
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
Paid Sick Leave
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Family Planning Benefits
Fertility Treatment Support
Wellness Program
Mental Health Support
Professional Development Budget
Conference Attendance Budget
Training Programs
Tuition Reimbursement
Professional Certification Support
Mentorship Program
Stock Options
Company Equity
Phone/Internet Stipend
Home Office Stipend
Parental Leave
Adoption Assistance
Childcare Support
Car Allowance
Relocation Assistance
Employee Referral Bonus
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Chaucer and Indemni new US Cargo proposition to target strategic theft. Global specialty reinsurance and insurance group Chaucer has partnered with Indemni, a technology-led cargo risk specialist and newly approved Lloyd's coverholder, to launch a specialist US cargo insurance proposition designed to target strategic theft. The new offering will provide cover for US land transit risks across single-trip transit, annual contingent cargo and standalone strategic theft. It integrates specialised coverage with technology-focused risk mitigations, such as driver verification, shipment tracking and enhanced visibility across the logistics chain. The program is led by Chaucer, with Indemni underwriting on its behalf alongside additional capacity from supporting Lloyd's syndicates. "Strategic theft requires a different underwriting approach because the controls surrounding a shipment can materially change the quality of the risk, particularly as theft methods continue to evolve. Indemni's risk management technology enhances driver verification, tracking and visibility throughout the logistics chain providing critical insights and controls that are central to how we assess exposure," Winnie Hartigan, Deputy Underwriter, Marine Specialty, Chaucer, explained. Adding: "By incorporating those controls into the proposition itself, we can take a more informed approach to risk selection while providing insurance protection designed around the way these losses actually occur, and create a stronger framework for preventing, identifying and responding to the strategic theft threat." This product rollout marks a key milestone in their ongoing collaboration, building upon Chaucer's earlier support of Indemni's successful Lloyd's coverholder application. Indemni's technology is designed to support risk management throughout the shipment lifecycle, with verification and tracking controls forming an important part of the underwriting approach to strategic theft. Simon Schnorr, Head of Marine & Energy, Chaucer, said: "Cargo theft is an established marine risk, but the methods being used are becoming increasingly sophisticated and evolving beyond traditional physical theft; with criminals increasingly using fraud, impersonation and manipulation of legitimate freight processes to gain control of shipments. "As those exposures evolve, the insurance market needs to adapt with relevant solutions. Indemni brings a focused approach to a growing challenge for cargo owners and the logistics sector, combining specialist insurance protection with strong risk management. We are pleased to lead the programme and support its launch into the market." Zach En' Wezoh, CEO of Indemni, commented: "We are setting the new standard for freight insurance by linking over-the-road intelligence directly to underwriting. By rewarding verified operational controls with better coverage and pricing, Indemni is building the world's first insurance platform designed to eliminate physical supply chain risks." The post Chaucer and Indemni new US Cargo proposition to target strategic theft appeared first on ReinsuranceNe.ws. Spread the love
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Chaucer shortlisted for Progressive D&I Recruitment Award. Chaucer has been shortlisted in the Progressive D&I Recruitment Award category at the upcoming Diversity & Inclusion in Insurance Awards from Insurance Post, recognising its commitment to creating fair, accessible pathways into the insurance industry and attracting talent from the widest range of backgrounds possible. At Chaucer, Chaucer Syndicates Ltd believe that building a truly diverse workforce starts with widening access to opportunity. That's why Chaucer Syndicates Ltd has embedded inclusive practices throughout its recruitment strategy, from the way Chaucer Syndicates Ltd attract and assess candidates to the support Chaucer Syndicates Ltd provide once they join the business. Through partnerships with organisations including SEO London, Blackbullion, iCAN, LINK, the East London Business Alliance (ELBA), Careers Returners, and the London Market Group Chaucer Syndicates Ltd actively engage with candidates from underrepresented and lower-income backgrounds. These partnerships are complemented by its own internships, graduate opportunities, apprenticeships and insight programmes, helping to create meaningful pathways into the industry. Over the last six years alone, Chaucer has welcomed 20 SEO London students through internship and graduate opportunities, with SEO London alumni continuing their careers at Chaucer today. During 2026, Chaucer Syndicates Ltd delivered three dedicated Insight Weeks for students, offering valuable insight into different areas of the business and raising awareness of career pathways within insurance. Reflecting its commitment to widening access, 85% of participants were students who would not typically have access to opportunities in the City of London, let alone the insurance industry. Embedding inclusion throughout recruitment. Creating diverse candidate pipelines is only one part of the process. Chaucer Syndicates Ltd has implemented a range of measures designed to ensure recruitment remains inclusive, transparent and fair at every stage. These include: * Reviewing job descriptions to remove gender-coded language and improve accessibility. * Requiring diverse shortlists for vacancies. * Setting ambitious representation targets Publishing its representation ambitions. * Ensuring hiring managers complete inclusive hiring training to help recognise and mitigate unconscious bias. * Working exclusively with recruitment partners who demonstrate a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion. This approach helps ensure Chaucer Syndicates Ltd attract exceptional talent while creating a consistent and inclusive experience for every candidate. Delivering measurable results. Its commitment to inclusive recruitment has translated into tangible outcomes across the business. Since 2023: * Its direct hiring rate has increased from 31.4% to 96%. * Female representation within senior-level hiring activity has increased from 31.4% to 44%. * Chaucer Syndicates Ltd has reached gender parity at C-Suite Level * Chaucer Syndicates Ltd has exceeded Lloyd's 1 in 3 hiring ambition for ethnic minorities * Its disclosure rates across all diversity dimensions have increased by at least 20% These improvements provide greater transparency, stronger insight into its recruitment practices and evidence that its efforts to broaden access are having a meaningful impact. Creating opportunities beyond recruitment. At Chaucer, its focus extends beyond attracting diverse talent. Chaucer Syndicates Ltd is equally committed to ensuring colleagues develop, progress and thrive. Through employee resource groups, inclusive policies and initiatives that support a culture of belonging, Chaucer Syndicates Ltd strive to create an environment where everyone feels valued, supported and empowered to reach their full potential. This nomination reflects the dedication of colleagues across the business who continue to champion inclusion, diverse perspectives and help make the insurance industry more accessible to future generations of talent.