Reinsurance Ceded Analyst
Purpose and Importance of Position
Under the direction of the Reinsurance Services Unit Manager, this role is responsible for the day-to-day management of data, cash application, analysis of reinsurance financials, payment reconciliations, assistance with asset management and internal audits. Additional responsibilities include information and data set up and correction, system management and maintenance, as well as other data-related services.
Complex/Senior Role (4 - 7+ years’ experience)
Administers reinsurance contracts, maintaining accurate data, and supporting internal and external reporting requirements.
Works cross-functional with team to ensure timely and accurate processing of reinsurance transactions and contributes to process improvements and compliance efforts.
Ensures compliance with internal controls, audit requirements, and regulatory standards.
Affords assistance with financial anomalies, including cash application assistance, billing discrepancies, schemes and liquidations, and account reconciliation.
Processes commutations, novations, consolidations, acquisitions, schemes and liquidations and migrations as needed.
Trains and creates protocols in relation to ceded operations.
Provides data for the Monthly Close process and escalates any financial anomalies.
Manages and provides solutions to collateral collections in relation to penalty resolution.
Expert in Reinsurer maintenance, working alongside Fairfax on changes and provisions.
Relied on to resolve complex cash application.
Partners with various project management teams throughout the company to serve as the subject matter expert to organize, prioritize, implement and support all projects related to Ceded Reinsurance.
Oversees the Ceded Reinsurance monthly close process to ensure timing and accuracy.
Analyst I/II Role (0-4 Years’ Experience)
Maintains the day-to-day functions of cash application.
Affords assistance with administrative functions and department wide projects.
Relied on to apply ceded reinsurance funds to open recoverable balances including complex items.
Manages collateral procurement and system updates.
Researches and relies on to provide reinsurer updates.
Affords assistance with the administration of reinsurance contracts, maintaining accurate data, and supporting internal and external reporting requirements.
Aids cross-functional teams to ensure timely and accurate processing of reinsurance transactions and contributes to process improvements and compliance efforts.
Helps to ensure compliance with internal controls, audit requirements, and regulatory standards.
Escalates financial anomalies that include but aren’t limited to cash application, billing discrepancies and account reconciliation.
Affords assistance in training and creating protocols in relation to ceded operations.
Affords assistance in providing data for the Monthly Close process and escalating any financial anomalies.
Required Skills
Strong understanding of complex reinsurance structures and system maintenance.
Advanced analytical, research, and Excel skills.
Technical knowledge in data querying languages such as T-SQL, and ability to execute basic level data queries.
Excellent communication and leadership capabilities.
Required Education
Bachelor’s degree.
Environment / Physical Demands
This position operates in a professional office environment, and the employee must have the ability to timely produce thorough, accurate work with many competing demands, deadlines, and distractions.
The position uses standard equipment such as phones, computers, copiers/printers and filing cabinets.
Noise level is moderate.
The employee is regularly required to talk or hear; stand; walk; bend; use hands to handle or feel; and reach with hands and arms.
Other Duties
RiverStone retains the right to change or assign other duties to this position as needed, OR Other duties or responsibilities may change or be assigned as needed.