Current Opportunities

Your RoleAs Systems Accountant you will support the build and optimisation of our in-house finance system across the Platform Partner Syndicates (PPS) portfolio.Sitting within Partner Syndicates Finance, this role will play a key part in shaping how financial data is structured, controlled, and reported. You will work closely with Finance and Digital Solutions to ensure the system is designed to meet business needs, supports Lloyd’s requirements, and scales with continued growth. What You’ll Do Support the build and optimisation of Apollo’s in-house finance system, working closely with Digital Solutions and Partner Syndicates Finance. Help embed robust data architecture, data flows, and calculation capability, with key inputs from Sun and Xuber. Translate finance requirements into practical system solutions that support reporting, controls, and Lloyd’s requirements. Streamline finance processes through automation, system enhancements, and improved data quality. Strengthen controls and data integrity across financial reporting processes. Support statutory and regulatory reporting by improving how finance systems enable accurate, efficient delivery. What We Are Looking For Finance and Lloyd’s Market Experience ACA, ACCA or CIMA qualified. Experience within the insurance sector, ideally within the Lloyd’s market. Understanding of Lloyd’s reporting requirements and finance operations. Systems and Technical Capability Experience working with finance systems in a syndicate or insurance environment. Advanced Excel skills. Working knowledge of SQL or similar database tools. Process Improvement and Controls Experience improving financial processes and driving efficiencies. Ability to strengthen controls and support audit outcomes. Focus on accuracy, data integrity, and continuous improvement. Stakeholder Engagement and Delivery Comfortable working across Finance and Technology teams. Clear and confident communication style. Ability to manage competing priorities and deliver independently.

Your Role Apollo is seeking a Head of Partner Syndicates Finance to lead the finance activity across our Partner Syndicates portfolio. This role sits at the centre of Apollo’s Partner Syndicates finance function, with responsibility for onboarding new syndicates, establishing robust finance processes, and overseeing the ongoing financial delivery across multiple managed syndicates. Working closely with senior stakeholders across Apollo, syndicate partners, auditors, outsourced providers, and external stakeholders, you will ensure strong financial control, high-quality reporting, and full compliance with Lloyd’s regulatory requirements. This is a highly visible role with direct impact on the success and growth of Apollo’s diverse and growing portfolio of Partner Syndicates.What you’ll do Lead the end-to-end onboarding and establishment of finance functions for new Partner Syndicates, ensuring robust controls, reporting frameworks, and operational readiness from day one Own the financial oversight of multiple Apollo-managed syndicates, ensuring accurate, consistent, and controlled finance delivery Oversee the monthly UK GAAP close process across all Apollo-managed syndicates, maintaining strong financial control and reporting accuracy Take ownership of Lloyd’s regulatory reporting, including Quarterly Monitoring Returns (QMA, QMB), Quarterly Solvency Returns (QSR), and Annual Data Returns (QAD), ensuring timely and accurate submission Act as the primary finance contact for senior internal stakeholders, syndicate partners, auditors, third-party providers, and other external stakeholders Coordinate multiple workstreams across Apollo, external partners, offshore teams, and outsourced providers to deliver smooth and controlled outcomes Lead and coordinate external audits across multiple syndicates, ensuring effective planning, issue resolution, and high-quality outcomes Prepare Board and Committee reporting, delivering clear, accurate, and insightful financial information to support decision-making Resolve complex financial and operational issues, providing subject matter expertise and practical solutions Strengthen and evolve financial controls, processes, and governance frameworks as the Partner Syndicates portfolio grows What we are looking for Fully qualified accountant, ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent, with experience in the Lloyd’s or London Market insurance environment Strong understanding of Lloyd’s reporting requirements, including QMA, QMB, QSR, and QAD Proven experience leading UK GAAP close processes and delivering high-quality financial reporting Experience operating across multiple entities, multi-syndicate structures, or outsourced delivery models Confident stakeholder management skills, with the ability to engage and influence senior internal and external stakeholders Ability to manage multiple workstreams, deadlines, and priorities while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail Experience coordinating audits and working within controlled, regulated environments Strong focus on governance, compliance, financial controls, and process integrity Clear and effective written and verbal communication skills Collaborative approach, with experience working across cross-functional teams, offshore teams, and third-party providers

Your Role Apollo is looking for an Underwriting Governance Analyst to support the continued growth of its Platform Partner Syndicates (PPS) portfolio. This role sits at the centre of underwriting governance activity across multiple syndicates, helping to maintain strong governance standards, oversight, controls, and reporting within a fast-evolving and strategically important area of the business. Working closely with underwriting, operations, and wider business stakeholders, you will support committee governance, controls monitoring, management information, and continuous improvement activity across the PPS portfolio. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with Lloyd’s market experience looking to further develop their underwriting governance, controls, or operational expertise within a collaborative environment. What You’ll Do Support the delivery and ongoing enhancement of Apollo’s underwriting governance framework across the PPS portfolio, helping to drive consistency in governance standards, committee processes, controls monitoring, and reporting Coordinate underwriting committees across multiple syndicates, including agenda preparation, meeting packs, minute taking, action tracking, and follow-up activity Monitor underwriting controls, identify deficiencies, exceptions, emerging risks, and areas requiring escalation, while supporting the ongoing development of the underwriting control framework Produce accurate and timely governance reporting and management information, ensuring activity is delivered within agreed service levels Support the maintenance of underwriting authorities, peer review processes, underwriting exceptions reporting, and wider governance documentation and policies Build strong relationships across underwriting, operations, and support functions to promote an effective governance culture across the portfolio Support the onboarding of new syndicates from a governance perspective and contribute to wider governance initiatives, business planning activity, and continuous improvement projects What We Are Looking For Experience gained within the Lloyd’s of London market in an underwriting governance, underwriting operations, controls, risk, or compliance-focused role Good understanding of governance frameworks, committee processes, controls monitoring, and reporting within a regulated environment Exposure to underwriting authorities, peer review processes, underwriting exceptions, or delegated authority controls would be advantageous Strong ability to produce accurate management information, governance reporting, and committee documentation with a high level of attention to detail Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with the confidence to build credibility across multiple business areas Strong organisational and analytical capability, comfortable managing competing priorities, reviewing data, identifying trends, and highlighting risks or issues