Senior Executive, Finance & Actuarial

Introduction to the RoleThis is a high-profile role that shapes how finance and actuarial practices evolve across the Lloyd’s market. Acting as a trusted bridge between market participants and the Corporation of Lloyd’s, it leads the design and delivery of market-wide initiatives that improve the effectiveness, efficiency and consistency of finance and actuarial functions in the market.

The role also provides a unique opportunity to influence how the capital efficiency and financial performance components of the Lloyd’s 2026 strategy are interpreted and implemented, helping to deliver tangible benefits to the Lloyd’s market.

Unlike in-house roles, this position provides visibility across the entire Lloyd’s market, offering direct engagement with CFOs, Chief Actuaries and senior stakeholders, and access to market-wide financial and actuarial insights.

Introduction to the Lloyd's Market Association (LMA) The Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) represents the interests of all 56 Lloyd’s managing agents and all Lloyd’s members’ agents, who together underwrite approximately £56.2 billion of risk in 2025.

The purpose of the LMA is to make the market a better place and in so doing, maintain the Lloyd’s market’s position as the pre-eminent leader in specialty and commercial risk. We sit at the centre of the Lloyd’s market, a world-leading global marketplace for complex risk.

We seek to make the market a better place in five fundamental ways. First, we advocate on behalf of our members with key stakeholders, including governments, regulators and the Corporation of Lloyd’s. Second, our work spans technical and professional support, from developing model policy wordings to providing guidance on regulatory and legislative requirements.

Third, our award-winning LMA Academy is one of the leading providers of Lloyd’s technical training in the market, supporting the ongoing development of underwriting, claims, finance, risk and operations professionals. Fourth, we drive forward a digitalisation agenda for the market and fifth, we are strong advocates of advancing the market’s inclusive culture.

Collaboration is at the core of what we do. We engage closely with our members to understand and tackle the issues that matter most, and we partner with Lloyd’s and other market associations to help shape the future of the marketplace.

Job Purpose

The role leads industry committees, convening subject matter experts to generate data-led insight. It identifies key friction points across the market and translates them into practical, consensus-driven solutions that deliver measurable improvements for managing agents.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and shape high‑impact LMA committees and working groups, bringing together senior finance and actuarial leaders across the Lloyd’s market to drive meaningful change.
• This includes setting clear objectives and agendas that focus on the issues that matter most, orchestrating insightful discussions with leading external experts, and ensuring outcomes translate into tangible action.
• The role is accountable for maintaining momentum, supporting Chairs, capturing decisions and driving follow‑through so that committee activity delivers genuine improvements.
• Build and leverage a strong and credible network across the Lloyd’s market, developing trusted relationships with finance and actuarial leaders in managing agents and at the Corporation.
• Using insight into market challenges and priorities, the role identifies where collective action can deliver the greatest market-wide impact.
• Own and deliver high-impact market initiatives, operating with a high degree of autonomy to drive projects that shape how the Lloyd’s market operates in practice, influencing approaches to reporting, capital and financial performance across managing agents.
• This includes securing alignment and approvals across LMA leadership and committees, managing budgets effectively and ensuring delivery against clear objectives.
• The role leads the LMA contribution to key projects such as Reporting Rationalisation, Capital Transformation and Investment Asset Infrastructure.
• Generate market‑leading financial insight, leveraging syndicate-level data and broader market intelligence to provide a unique, cross-market perspective on performance, trends and emerging issues.
• The role translates complex data into clear, compelling analysis and delivers this to the market through high-quality reports and presentations.
• Support and strengthen the LMA’s financial management, partnering closely with the Finance & Risk Director to ensure robust planning, effective budget management and effective and appropriate use of LMA resources.
• Champion a high-performing, inclusive team culture, fostering strong collaboration, open communication and shared ownership, both internally and across the market.
• Person Specification
• Education and

Qualifications

• Finance qualification essential (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent).
• Project management qualification preferred, but not essential.
• Technical Skills, Experience and Knowledge
• Strong understanding of insurance financial management and reporting.
• Working knowledge of actuarial practices across reserving, pricing and capital setting.
• Understanding of capital provision mechanisms within the Lloyd’s market.
• Awareness of key market initiatives and recent developments across the LMA and Lloyd’s.
• Advanced data analysis, interpretation and reporting capabilities.
• Experience working within or advising London market insurance organisations, either in-house or gained through audit practices or consultancy environments.
• Key Behaviours
• Communication: Communicates complex technical and operational topics clearly and confidently to senior market audiences, adapting style, structure and content to support understanding across different contexts.
• Stakeholder management and influence: Builds trust and credibility with senior finance and actuarial stakeholders and uses influence to align differing perspectives and drive consensus on market-wide initiatives.
• Problem‑solving: Analyses complex and often ambiguous issues, using data and market insight to develop practical, evidence-based solutions that address root causes.
• Leadership and people management: Brings out the best in others by providing clear direction, support and development opportunities, helping others to perform at their best and contribute to shared goals.
• Resilience and adaptability: Actively seeks to deepen understanding beyond immediate responsibilities, remaining open to new ideas and adapting approach in response to new information, challenges or changing priorities.
• Drive and accountability: Takes ownership of outcomes, demonstrating genuine interest and engagement in the role and its objectives, even when the broader landscape is uncertain or contested.
• Translates strategic priorities into clear, actionable plans that deliver measurable progress in a timely and accountable way.LMA Values
• The LMA firmly believes that robust values at the heart of the organisation bolster its performance and enable the successful execution of strategy.
• We have five primary values that we strive to embody across the business in everyday practice.
• These are:
• Trusted: Our expertise and independence enable us to influence, support and positively impact the market.
• Passionate: We take pride in helping the market to succeed and achieve great outcomes for our members and their customers.
• United: As a representative voice of our members, we connect and work with our people and communities to build consensus around a common purpose.
• Bold: We strive to be adventurous in what we do, allowing us to lead, challenge and think innovatively.
• Inclusive: We enrich the marketplace by developing people and seeking ideas from a wide variety of backgrounds, cultures, and skills.
• We embrace a diverse and flexible workplace.
• By encouraging these values internally, the LMA hopes that they will permeate beyond the business and into the marketplace, helping create a more dynamic, modern, and productive working environment.
• Employee

Benefits

The LMA offers a comprehensive package of employee benefits. These include but are not limited to:A competitive pension package with a generous employer contribution.

An industry-leading flexible working policy, built on trust. We enable our employees to choose how and where they work, at the LMA's office in London EC3, or elsewhere in the UK, providing that it suits the interests of our members, the LMA team and themselves.

We welcome an open discussion on flexible working and your overall working environment so we can explore solutions that suits both the business and the individual.A generous annual leave allowance, with the option to buy and sell holiday, plus additional paid leave for key life events.

Please note that all applicants must read and agree to our Candidate Privacy Notice before submitting an application. The Notice is available here: https://lmalloyds.com/candidate-privacy-notice.