Senior Delegated Underwriting Authority (DUA) Analyst
I’m currently working with a highly regarded Lloyd’s market business that’s looking to hire an experienced DUA Analyst to join their growing team.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who really understands delegated authority frameworks, taking ownership for specific classes of business, and working closely with senior underwriting leadership.
What you’ll be doing:
You’ll partner closely with the DUA Manager and Chief Underwriting Officers, supporting the oversight of delegated underwriting arrangements and ensuring everything operates within Lloyd’s and regulatory expectations.
Day to day, you can expect to:
- Manage the end-to-end lifecycle of delegated authority business across multiple classes
- Carry out detailed due diligence on new and renewing Coverholders
- Review Binding Authority Agreements, lineslips, and consortia from a technical and compliance perspective
- Act as a key point of contact for underwriting, claims, brokers, and Lloyd’s
- Support approvals, mid-term changes, and general delegated authority queries
- Oversee audit activity, including planning, scoping, and tracking actions
- Produce MI and support internal committees and regulatory reporting
- Contribute to improving processes, controls, and governance frameworks.
What they’re looking for:
This role will suit someone who already has solid exposure to the Lloyd’s delegated authority space and is confident operating in a technical, stakeholder-facing role.
Key requirements:
- Strong experience managing Lloyd’s Coverholder relationships
- In-depth understanding of DUA processes, Lloyd’s Principles, Conduct Risk, and Product Oversight
- Familiarity with systems such as Atlas, DCOM, DAM, Crystal Plus, IMR, and wording platforms
- Able to communicate confidently with stakeholders across underwriting, claims, and broking
- Highly organised, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing competing priorities
- Able to work independently while knowing when to expand.
Why consider this role?
- High visibility role with exposure to senior stakeholders
- Broad, end-to-end responsibility across the DUA lifecycle
- Opportunity to influence processes and best practice
- Strong team culture within an established Lloyd’s platform
The company offers a generous benefits package, including: Hybrid working, Enhanced Pension, Life insurance and Private Medical Insurance.
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I’m currently working with a highly regarded Lloyd’s market business that’s looking to hire an experienced DUA Analyst to join their growing team.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who really understands delegated authority frameworks, taking ownership for specific classes of business, and working closely with senior underwriting leadership.
What you’ll be doing:
You’ll partner closely with the DUA Manager and Chief Underwriting Officers, supporting the oversight of delegated underwriting arrangements and ensuring everything operates within Lloyd’s and regulatory expectations.
Day to day, you can expect to:
- Manage the end-to-end lifecycle of delegated authority business across multiple classes
- Carry out detailed due diligence on new and renewing Coverholders
- Review Binding Authority Agreements, lineslips, and consortia from a technical and compliance perspective
- Act as a key point of contact for underwriting, claims, brokers, and Lloyd’s
- Support approvals, mid-term changes, and general delegated authority queries
- Oversee audit activity, including planning, scoping, and tracking actions
- Produce MI and support internal committees and regulatory reporting
- Contribute to improving processes, controls, and governance frameworks.
What they’re looking for:
This role will suit someone who already has solid exposure to the Lloyd’s delegated authority space and is confident operating in a technical, stakeholder-facing role.
Key requirements:
- Strong experience managing Lloyd’s Coverholder relationships
- In-depth understanding of DUA processes, Lloyd’s Principles, Conduct Risk, and Product Oversight
- Familiarity with systems such as Atlas, DCOM, DAM, Crystal Plus, IMR, and wording platforms
- Able to communicate confidently with stakeholders across underwriting, claims, and broking
- Highly organised, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing competing priorities
- Able to work independently while knowing when to expand.
Why consider this role?
- High visibility role with exposure to senior stakeholders
- Broad, end-to-end responsibility across the DUA lifecycle
- Opportunity to influence processes and best practice
- Strong team culture within an established Lloyd’s platform
The company offers a generous benefits package, including: Hybrid working, Enhanced Pension, Life insurance and Private Medical Insurance.
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