Senior Insurance Allocation Analyst

Key Responsibilities

• Perform insightful quantitative analysis on potential policy exposure for long-tail or complex commercial casualty insurance claims.
• Build and model loss allocation scenarios for mass torts, including Asbestos, Hazardous Waste, Sexual Abuse & Molestation, PFAS, Concussive Injuries, Pharmaceuticals, Toxic Torts, etc..
• Create customized solutions dependent on customer needs, combining insurance, data, and jurisdictionally driven legal opinions to accurately model pertinent scenarios .
• Collect and organize data from various sources, ensuring data accuracy and completeness.
• Perform data cleaning and transformation as needed for modeling purposes.
• Provide ad-hoc reporting and data reconciliation services.
• Assist in short-term project management, including assignment of tasks, record-level tracking of progress and real-time status reporting.
• Clearly communicate results of various analyses to all stakeholders including coworkers, managers, partners, counsel, clients and opposing consultants.

Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in Mathematics, Finance, Economics, or related field required.
• At least three years of experience in allocating long-tail insurance claims as a consultant or in-house required.
• Excellent Excel, Word, Data Analysis, and other relevant software skills required.
• Strong written, oral communication and presentation skills.
• Proven capability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a fast-paced, team environment.
• Excellent organizational skills with ability to handle multiple complex projects at various stages of completeness at any given time.
• Emphasis on attention to detail.
• Adeptness at modeling qualitative issues using quantitative methods.
• Knowledge of Python, VBA, HTML, or other coding language a plus but not required.
• Knowledge of insurance principles, long-tail insurance claims and working knowledge of jurisdictional intricacies required.
• Advanced degree a plus but not required.