Hybrid Syndicate Finance Assistant – London

Aviva; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent insurance firm in London is seeking an Assistant Syndicate Accountant to join their Syndicate Finance team. This position requires Lloyd's syndicate accounting experience and a candidate who's actively pursuing an accounting qualification. You will maintain financial ledgers and prepare reconciliations while supporting regulatory returns. The role offers a competitive salary of around £60,000, a bonus opportunity, and a range of generous benefits including a pension scheme and private medical care.

Benefits

Bonus opportunity – 10% of annual salary

Generous pension scheme – up to 14% contribution

Aviva-funded Private Medical Benefit

Discounts on Aviva products

29 days of paid leave

Free Aviva shares through Matching Share Plan

Paid volunteering days

Flexible benefits options

Qualifications

• Experience in a Syndicate Finance team preferred.
• Ability to maintain financial ledgers accurately.
• Experience with Lloyd's regulatory returns is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Maintain financial ledgers for the Syndicate Finance team.
• Prepare monthly balance sheet reconciliations.
• Support Lloyd’s regulatory returns to ensure compliance.

Skills

Lloyd’s insurance market experience

Excellent reconciliation skills

Strong Excel skills

General ledger system skills

Communication and time-management skills

Currently studying for an accounting qualification

Tools

Sun GL

Q&A

Job description

A prominent insurance firm in London is seeking an Assistant Syndicate Accountant to join their Syndicate Finance team. This position requires Lloyd's syndicate accounting experience and a candidate who's actively pursuing an accounting qualification. You will maintain financial ledgers and prepare reconciliations while supporting regulatory returns. The role offers a competitive salary of around £60,000, a bonus opportunity, and a range of generous benefits including a pension scheme and private medical care.