Salary75000 - 75000LocationLondon, UKContractPermanentIndustryAccountancyContactJess Baker Jess.Baker@oliverjames.com Investment Analyst – LondonSalary: Up to 75,000Location: LondonWorking Pattern: HybridType: PermanentAn excellent opportunity for an Investment Analyst to join a growing investment function within a leading insurance business.The role will focus on investment reporting, portfolio monitoring, regulatory requirements and investment operations, working closely with Finance, Risk and Actuarial teams.Key ResponsibilitiesProduce investment and portfolio reporting covering performance, returns, risk and holdingsSupport regulatory reporting, including Solvency II and Lloyd’s requirementsPrepare reporting packs, dashboards and analysis for senior stakeholdersMonitor portfolios against investment, risk and liquidity limitsSupport daily investment operations, cash flow forecasting and reconciliationsWork with external investment managers, custodians and service providersIdentify opportunities to improve reporting, data quality and processesAbout YouExperience in an analytical investmentInsurance experience requiredLloyd’s experience would be a strong advantageStrong Excel skillsExperience with Power BI, SQL or Python desirableUnderstanding of investment data, portfolio reporting and risk analysisDegree in Finance, Economics, Mathematics or a related subjectCFA or IMC desirableSalary: Up to 75,000Location: London | HybridType: Permanent
Investment Analyst in London employer: Oliver James Associates
Join a leading global insurance business that prioritises employee development and fosters a collaborative work culture. With a focus on innovation and transformation, this role offers you the chance to engage in meaningful projects while benefiting from a hybrid working model, competitive salary, and opportunities for professional growth within a dynamic team. Experience the unique advantage of working in the heart of the UK insurance market, where your contributions will directly impact the future of the industry.
