Claims Intelligence Analyst
Liverpool, England, United Kingdom (Hybrid) · Part Time
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- Experience
- 1+ yrs
- Salary
- GBP 27,000 – GBP 35,500 / year
- Openings
- 1
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- Work mode
- Hybrid
- Eligibility
- Applicants must have at least one year remaining on a Graduate or Post-Study Work visa; visa sponsorship is not available.
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Job description
Role Overview
The Claims Intelligence Analyst will play a crucial role in supporting the Counter Fraud team and various departments by identifying and examining potentially fraudulent claims or policies. Utilizing diverse fraud detection technologies, the analyst will conduct detailed intelligence investigations and document findings in comprehensive reports.
Key Responsibilities
- Investigate suspected fraudulent claims and policies using multiple intelligence platforms.
- Produce actionable intelligence reports aimed at minimizing claim losses.
- Provide intelligence-based assistance to claims and policy teams.
- Present sophisticated information clearly and concisely to relevant stakeholders.
- Support ongoing enhancements of intelligence outputs and products.
- Analyze and handle highly confidential datasets and documentation.
- Understand fraud detection strategies through MI reports.
- Promote robust data integrity standards within the organization.
- Handle Schedule 2, Part 1, Paragraph 2 requests effectively.
- Evaluate incoming intelligence to identify and mitigate exposures.
- Perform advanced intelligence inquiries pertinent to subjects of interest and maintain accurate records.
- Maintain and expand professional connections with intelligence providers, law enforcement, and industry bodies.
- Comply with company policies and regulatory frameworks including DPA, FCA, and TCF.
- Report fraudulent activities to counter fraud agencies and assist with evidence preparation and witness statements.
Candidate Profile
- Solid understanding of claims and underwriting practices, especially in leakage control, risk management, and compliance.
- Strong analytical abilities to interpret data swiftly and advise accordingly.
- Effective written communication skills for detailed report preparation.
- Natural curiosity to seek out information from diverse and sometimes non-obvious sources.
- Awareness of current and emerging online trends, especially social media.
- Excellent organizational and time management skills capable of meeting deadlines under pressure.
- Attention to detail paired with lateral thinking and sound decision-making capabilities.
- Preferred minimum of one year experience in Intelligence or Counter Fraud, with familiarity in electronic fraud detection tools.
- Experience using fraud detection and intelligence analysis software.
Company Background
Acorn Insurance, part of the Acorn Group, has over four decades of experience in specialist insurance. With a workforce exceeding 1,700 across the UK and handling £750 million in insurance policies as of 2024, the company is expanding rapidly while maintaining strong core values focused on customer commitment, innovation, teamwork, and decisive judgment.
Benefits
- 35 days of holiday annually including bank holidays, with options to buy or sell additional days.
- Access to mental health resources and free counseling 24/7.
- Opportunities for career development through events, leadership programs, and continuous learning.
- Flexible benefits including early salary access via an internal platform.
- Support for work-life balance with hybrid working options.
- Participation in recognition programs, company events, and social activities.
Company Commitments
- Mental health and wellbeing championed by Mindful Employer accreditation.
- Disability Confident Level 1 & 2 accreditation promoting accessibility and inclusivity.
- Menopause Friendly accreditation supporting employees through all life stages.
- Signatory of the Armed Forces Covenant recognizing service members.
- Great Places to Work certification for 2024/25 encouraging positive workplace culture.
- Best Place to Work for Development and for Women, emphasizing career growth and breaking gender barriers.
Additional Information
- This position is based in Liverpool with hybrid working arrangements available.
- The standard working schedule is Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM for 37.5 hours per week.
- Salary range is £27,000 to £35,500 depending on experience, plus performance bonus potential of up to £1,500 annually.
- Applicants must have at least one year remaining on a Graduate or Post-Study Work visa as visa sponsorship is not provided.
- Employment is subject to satisfactory DBS and financial background checks.
- The employer is committed to workplace flexibility and accommodations throughout recruitment and employment.