Regulatory Reporting Accountant

• Supporting the production of defined regulatory and financial reporting to Lloyd’s for Beazley managed Syndicates (Interim and Annual accounts, Flash Reports, QMA Delta, Schedule 3 data returns, QMB, Situs (US and Canada), etc.)
• Analytical review of financial information including close liaison with various teams across finance such as
• FP&A, Actuarial, Syndicate Accounting, Expenses, Investments and Tax
• Ability to interrogate financial data and systems, to understand, challenge and draw conclusions to provide insight to the Syndicate results
• Supporting the preparation of regulatory review packs for presentation to senior management at regulatory review committees
• Support the continued development and improvement of the financial reporting processes, systems and controls and driving efficiencies on newly implemented systems and tools
• Supporting the enhancement of the controls over the reporting process as defined in the Beazley risk management framework
• Support the transition of ownership of the interim and annual Syndicate Accounts into the team and documenting end to end process
• Support the Regulatory Reporting Manager on other finance reporting requirements/projects as required
• Support the production of the wider Syndicate Solvency UK reporting and required developments

• Professional accountancy qualification, preference for ACA/ACCA/ICAS/CIMA
• Graduate equivalent education and/or qualifications
• Good understanding of non-life insurance accounting, especially UK GAAP and IFRS
• Strong computing skills – Excel/PowerPivot/PowerBI/MS Office/Workday/Workiva
• Strong analytical skills with attention to detail
• Must be able to work as part of a team
• Able to work on own initiative
• Good interpersonal and communication skills
• Proactive, self-starter, seeks continuous improvement
• Ability to manage time, meet deadlines and prioritise
• Experience of insurance statutory and regulatory reporting required

Experience of Lloyd’s reporting highly advantageous but not essential