Wordings Analyst
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Posted 3w ago · via Workday
About this role
Role: Wordings Analyst Location: London Contract Type: Permanent Work Pattern: Full Time and Hybrid This role will support the Head of Wordings in the drafting and review of insurance and reinsurance documents and other contract documents pertaining to the (re)insurance business such as delegated authority agreements, ensuring that such documents are commercially appropriate, legally enforceable, compliant, and fulfils the requirements of contract certainty, consumer duty, by: Minimising use of unclear terms; Highlighting risk exposure, especially created through third party drafting; Raising awareness of (re) insurance issues that may have an impact on wordings; Championing clarity of structure and drafting recognising that, whilst commercial considerations and market conditions may drive…
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