We’re hiring for an Senior Compliance Officer to join our growing Compliance team

We’re hiring for an Senior Compliance Officer to join our growing Compliance team The primary responsibility of the Senior Compliance Officer is to assist the General Counsel and the Group Head of Compliance in supporting NFP Europe’s Property & Casualty Insurance Entities and Divisions, in ensuring that both internal and external business-as-usual compliance requirements are fulfilled. Lucy Reed Talent Acquisition Executive Apply now Who are NFP? NFP, part of the Aon group, specialise in helping businesses in four core areas: Insurance (helping them manage key risks) Health and safety (supporting them to create a safer workplace for their employees) Employee benefits (helping them reward their people more effectively) HR, people and talent (supporting employers and their people to thrive through changes and challenges) Apply now or contact us for more information General recruitment enquiry Apply now We're looking for someone with: Excellent communication (verbal and written)  Good problem solving skills and be solution orientated  Strong organisational skills and attention to detail but have the ability to take a high level view Excellent stakeholder management skills and be able to build and maintain strong relationships with the business, while also maintaining an appropriate level of professional distance A strong understanding of the UK’s regulatory regime as it applies to general insurance activities Using your skills, you will be: Ensure day-to-day compliance with FCA and other relevant regulatory requirements Assist with coordinating implementation of Consumer Duty Rules, Conduct Rules and SMCR responsibilities Build strong working relationships with 1LOD and operational departments, fostering strong collaboration on compliance issues Monitor and interpret regulations, regulatory changes and insurance-specific legislation and advise the business on required adjustments Ensure that policies and procedures are aligned with external regulatory requirements