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Lead Pricing Analyst - Motor

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London
8 months ago
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I am working with a market-leading personal lines, seeking a Lead Pricing Analyst within their motor team.In this role, you will manage detailed data analyses using sophisticated techniques to recommend pricing strategies that drive increased volume and profitability. Additionally, you will help enhance pricing capabilities and core skills within the business, while influencing the strategic direction of the Risk Pricing team.Responsibilities:

  • Management, development and coaching of Pricing Analysts and Senior Pricing Analysts
  • Validate, review and approve predictive and machine learning models
  • Carry out deployment/send instructions for rate releases and review of rates into rate engine/live environment
  • Deputise for the Pricing Manager or Senior Pricing Manager where required, including meetings with senior management

Requirements:

  • Experienced in the use of a programming language (e.g., SQL, SAS, Python)
  • Experience of Emblem and Radar
  • Experience using predictive modelling techniques e.g., Logistic Regression, GLMs, GBMs
  • Effective coaching of junior staff and development of pricing skills
  • Ability to convey advanced statistical concepts to a non-statistical audience

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