Insurance Business Analyst

Boardroom Appointments; Cape Town; On-site; ZAR 200,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company is seeking an Insurance Business Analyst to assist in developing business strategies, risk management, and optimizing existing systems. This role requires a Bachelor's degree in Insurance Business or related fields and offers a contract position with responsibilities across mobile and web portals.

Qualifications

• Experience in the insurance industry required.
• Current insurance industry experience is a plus.
• Knowledge of SAFe Methodology - value stream approach is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Assists in creating new business strategies to improve revenue.
• Converts data from existing systems for decision support.
• Develops reports that communicate the results of analysis.

Skills

Digital experience

Understanding of back-end integration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Insurance Business

Job description

About the job Insurance Business Analyst

Contract position

Minimum requirements:

• Bachelors degree in Insurance Business or related field required.
• Experience in the insurance industry required
• Current insurance industry experience is a plus
• Digital experience
• Insurance (short term or life)/financial service industry is advantageous
• SAFe Methodology - value stream approach
• Encumbent will work across the mobile and web portals
• Custom built solutions (not off the shelf)
• Understanding of back-end integration

Responsibilities:

• Assists in creating new business strategies to improve revenue, minimize expenses and reduce risk exposure
• Converts data from existing systems into an easily accessible format that can be used for decision support.
• Develops reports and documents that communicate the results of analysis and risk management projects and strategies.
• Assesses risk to determine appropriate insurance coverage and business strategies
• Develops relationships with brokers, agents, and regulators
• Evaluates risks and recommends policy change.
• Communicate with underwriters, policy holders, regulators, and customers on a regular basis to address problems and make recommendations