Risk Analyst

G MASS Consulting

Risk Analyst embedded in Lloyd's client operations. Supports risk management by maintaining frameworks and contributing to process improvement.

Posted 6/23/2026contractLondon • 🇬🇧 United KingdomMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

- Maintain and update the risk register, ensuring entries are accurate, current, and appropriately evidenced
- Support the production of risk reporting for board, committee, and senior management audiences
- Assist in the identification, assessment, and monitoring of operational, underwriting, and market risks
- Contribute to Own Risk and Solvency Assessment (ORSA) processes and supporting documentation
- Liaise with business areas to embed risk appetite frameworks and escalation procedures
- Identify opportunities to improve risk processes, controls, and reporting workflows
- Support stress and scenario testing exercises, documenting assumptions and outputs
- Maintain awareness of Lloyd's risk management requirements, including those set out in the Minimum Standards

Requirements

What you’ll need

- Background in risk management within the Lloyd's or London insurance market
- Familiarity with Lloyd's Minimum Standards and the Solvency II risk framework
- Experience producing risk registers, appetite statements, and board-level risk reports
- Competent with Excel and data tools; exposure to GRC platforms or risk systems an advantage
- Able to engage credibly with senior stakeholders while working independently day-to-day
- Process-oriented with an eye for control gaps and reporting improvements

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive Salary
Initial 9-month contract

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Hard Skills & Tools

risk managementrisk reportingrisk assessmentrisk processesstress testingscenario testingdata analysisrisk registersappetite statementsreporting workflows

Soft Skills

stakeholder engagementindependent workprocess-orientedattention to detailcommunication