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Pricing Analytics Manager

Harnham - Data and Analytics Recruitment
London, United Kingdom
Last month
£60,000 – £75,000 pa

Salary

£60,000 – £75,000 pa

Job Type
Permanent
Work Location
Hybrid
Education
Degree
Posted
20 Apr 2026 (Last month)

Benefits

£5k car allowance Annual performance related bonus Private medical insurance Comprehensive wellbeing support Generous pension contributions Life assurance 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays Buy and sell options for leave Ongoing training and development Genuine career progression
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Pricing Analytics Manager

Hybrid - 1x day per week (London, Leicester or Bexhill)

£60,000 - £75,000 + car allowance.

This is a high impact pricing analytics role sitting at the centre of portfolio performance and underwriting strategy. You will influence how risk is assessed, priced and managed across a large, complex insurance portfolio, with clear visibility and ownership over commercial outcomes.

The Company

They are a digitally led financial services business with a strong data and analytics capability at the core of decision making. With millions of customers and continued investment in pricing and analytics, they place real emphasis on curiosity, collaboration and constructive challenge. The culture is values driven, focused on delivering fair customer outcomes while achieving sustainable growth.

The Role

You will join a specialist pricing analytics team focused on portfolio oversight and risk performance. Acting as a key link between modelling, pricing and underwriting, you will turn complex performance data into clear, actionable insight.

  • Analyse portfolio risk using loss ratios and performance KPIs across modelled segments
  • Identify areas of over and under performance and translate findings into portfolio actions
  • Provide data driven insight to pricing and modelling teams to inform rate and model changes
  • Lead risk selection initiatives and cross functional projects that deliver commercial value
  • Communicate insights clearly to senior and non technical stakeholders
  • Support underwriting governance and ensure customer outcomes remain fair and appropriate

Your Skills and Experience

  • Strong commercial experience in pricing, underwriting or portfolio analytics within insurance or financial services
  • High level of confidence working with numerical and statistical data
  • Experience using data manipulation or statistical tools, with appetite to develop advanced capability
  • Proven ability to critically evaluate information and challenge assumptions
  • Clear and confident communicator, comfortable influencing stakeholders
  • Proactive mindset with a track record of driving change through insight

What They Offer

  • Competitive salary plus £5k car allowance
  • Annual performance related bonus
  • Flexible hybrid working approach
  • Private medical insurance and comprehensive wellbeing support
  • Generous pension contributions and life assurance
  • 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays, with buy and sell options
  • Ongoing training, development and genuine career progression in pricing and analytics

How to Apply

Apply now to learn more about this opportunity and how you can shape portfolio performance through data driven insight.

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