Current Opportunities

Your Role As ORSA Lead, you will take ownership of the end-to-end coordination, development and delivery of Apollo’s Own Risk and Solvency Assessment. Working within the Enterprise Risk Management team, you will bring together business planning, capital management, stress and scenario testing, risk appetite and emerging risk assessment. You will ensure the ORSA provides a clear, forward-looking view of Apollo’s ability to deliver its strategic objectives within its approved risk appetite. What you’ll do Lead the annual ORSA process from initial planning through to Board approval and regulatory submission. Develop the ORSA timetable and stakeholder engagement plan, coordinating input from underwriting, finance, actuarial, capital modelling and executive management. Produce a clear and insightful ORSA report that supports effective business decisions. Improve ORSA methodologies and identify opportunities for automation and greater efficiency. Embed ORSA thinking into business planning and decision-making rather than treating it as a standalone annual exercise. Lead stress testing and reverse stress testing programmes, including vulnerability assessments and emerging risk workshops. Provide constructive second-line challenge on business plans, strategic proposals and material changes to Apollo’s risk profile. Work closely with actuarial and finance teams on financial projections, solvency coverage and capital adequacy. Support Executive Committee and Board consideration of material risks and opportunities. Lead risk reporting for relevant management committees. Help ensure Apollo and its managed syndicates continue to meet applicable PRA, Lloyd’s and Solvency UK requirements. What we are looking for Strong Enterprise Risk Management experience within insurance. Experience leading, or making a significant contribution to, an ORSA process. A good understanding of the UK insurance regulatory environment and solvency requirements. Experience of stress testing and scenario analysis. Confidence engaging with Executive Committees, Boards and senior stakeholders. Strong written communication and report-writing skills. The ability to turn complex technical analysis into clear, practical management insight. Knowledge of Lloyd’s governance and oversight requirements would be beneficial, although this can be developed within the role. A relevant professional qualification, such as IRM or CII, would be advantageous.

Your Role We are looking for a Senior Delegated Facilities Technician to support the effective oversight and performance of Apollo’s delegated facilities portfolio. Working closely with underwriters and teams across the business, you will apply Apollo’s Third-Party Oversight Framework to help maintain regulatory compliance, strong customer outcomes and effective portfolio management. You will also provide technical guidance on delegated arrangements and contribute to the continued development of the team’s processes and expertise. What You’ll Do Provide technical guidance to underwriters on delegated facilities and third-party oversight. Complete onboarding and ongoing due diligence for delegated authority arrangements, including Binding Authorities, Consortia, Line Slips and Master or Group Policies. Support the sponsorship process for Lloyd’s approval across relevant territories. Manage bordereaux and third-party data, ensuring accurate and timely reporting. Coordinate annual audits, review audit reports and track recommendations through to completion. Maintain delegated facilities information and records within Apollo’s management systems. Support performance management processes, including premium income monitoring, product governance and internal audits. Contribute to departmental projects and the Delegated Authority Oversight Group. Work with internal teams including Underwriting, Claims, Finance, Pricing, Exposure Management and Compliance to resolve queries and improve outcomes. What We Are Looking For Experience managing the Lloyd’s sponsorship and approval process across multiple territories, including the UK, North America and the EEA. Strong knowledge of delegated authority oversight, due diligence, bordereaux management and audit management. Good understanding of Lloyd’s systems, processes and regulatory expectations. Experience using relevant Lloyd’s platforms such as Atlas, DCOM, DAM, Crystal or the Binding Authority QA Tool. Confidence engaging with underwriters and a broad range of internal and external stakeholders. A responsive and organised approach, with the ability to manage changing priorities and keep stakeholders informed. Strong problem-solving skills and a willingness to address underlying issues. An interest in developing deeper technical expertise and contributing to the wider capability of the team.

Your Role You will join Apollo’s Political Violence & Terrorism team on a 6-month fixed-term contract, providing underwriting and operational support to help the team manage business accurately and efficiently throughout the underwriting process. This is a hands-on role where you will support pre-bind and post-bind activity, maintain accurate underwriting data and help resolve day-to-day operational queries. You will work with underwriters, brokers, operational partners and internal teams to keep business progressing and meet key reporting deadlines. You do not need previous Political Violence & Terrorism experience. We are interested in applicants who can bring relevant underwriting support or insurance administration experience and apply it within a specialist class of business. What you'll do Support underwriters with day-to-day administration, meetings and activity at the Lloyd’s Box. Manage new and renewal business pipelines, shared mailboxes and policy queries. Send slips, endorsements and supporting information to our outsourcing partner for processing. Complete pre-bind quality assurance checks, including contract certainty and data quality reviews. Record pricing information and investigate data exceptions. Create and issue insurance documents, including certificates, cancellation notices and supporting correspondence. Support premium payment and credit control activity, working with brokers and DXC to resolve overdue balances. Complete sanctions and broker Terms of Business Agreement checks. Produce bordereaux and support accurate, timely internal, regulatory and audit reporting. Identify opportunities to improve processes and contribute to testing, documentation and wider projects. What we are looking for Experience of underwriting support, insurance administration or another role involving similar technical and operational responsibilities. An understanding of the insurance lifecycle, including pre-bind or post-bind activity. Strong attention to detail and the ability to maintain accurate records while managing competing priorities. Confidence working with data, documentation and quality assurance checks. Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively with colleagues and external partners. A willingness to investigate issues, take ownership and help improve how work is completed. Experience within Political Violence & Terrorism, another specialty class or the London insurance market would be beneficial, but is not required.