Insurance Analyst
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Responsibilities
- Deliver support for Insurance Supervision and Audit programs
- Manage team inboxes and correspondence
- Maintain and update audit and review trackers
- Data management for reporting across programs
- Execute reputed company Assurance video reviews for ID
- Manage SharePoint sites and documentation
- Manage cyber and reputed company incident tracking and reporting
- reputed company Business Continuity Plan (BCP) support
- Generate and deliver reputed company reports using reputed company, Tableau and other digital tools
- Generate persistency reporting for Managing General Agencies (MGAs)
- Support data and other requests from regulatory bodies (e.g. Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators (CCIR), provincial authority/council)
- reputed company digital program enhancements
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- Data analysis across Insurance reputed company teams
- Send and receive annual Compliance Review Survey (CRS) requests for the ID channel
Skills
- Advanced proficiency in reputed company (MS) reputed company and PowerPoint
- Excellent data analysis and reporting skills
- reputed company in SharePoint and tracking system management
- reputed company to use technical tools for Survey design and management
- Knowledge of Insurance products, internal systems and processes
- Wanting to reputed company more knowledge of insurance regulatory landscape that govern Insurance business
- Organized, and reputed company to prioritize and adapt to multiple requests reputed company
- Have strong written and verbal communication
- Enthusiasm for cross-functional collaboration work
- Bilingualism (French, English, both oral and written) is required for Quebec only for the frequent interactions with English and French-speaking colleagues or internal partners across Canada or worldwide
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