Regulatory reporting
Structured reporting and validation for Lloyd’s and FSC.

Selected case study
Solvency II Business Analyst · January 2017 – May 2017
WORKSTREAM 01
Source systems
Sequel Eclipse · Velocity · Data Warehouse
Extraction & calculation
Complex datasets prepared; calculations built in Excel
Validation
Regulator-provided tools and portals; exceptions analysed
Reporting
Solvency II reports and QRTs for Lloyd’s, FSC and Gibraltar
WORKSTREAM 02
PII discovery
Delegated Authority · Managing Agents · Coverholders
Data flows & integrations
Transfer points, interfaces and business process maps
Third parties & access
Outsourcing, third-party access and security frameworks
Remediation
Compliance gaps documented for the GDPR programme
From regulatory complexity to structured compliance
FINANCE · ACTUARIAL · UNDERWRITING · POLICY & CLAIMS · CAPITAL MODELLING

A regulatory transformation engagement spanning Solvency II reporting, regulatory data analysis, systems integration and GDPR compliance, connecting business, technology and regulatory requirements across Finance, Actuarial, Underwriting, Policy & Claims and Capital Modelling.
Historical engagement, January 2017 – May 2017. Not a current client.
Regulatory Reporting & Data Intelligence
The engagement focused on analysing complex insurance data and systems to support regulatory reporting for Lloyd’s, FSC and Gibraltar, while strengthening the processes surrounding data validation, governance and compliance.
GDPR Data & Compliance Analysis
The GDPR workstream focused on understanding where sensitive information moved across systems, processes, integrations and third-party arrangements.
Identified systems and datasets containing Personally Identifiable Information (PII), including information associated with:
Analysed:
The analysis identified areas requiring remediation within the GDPR programme.
The engagement required close collaboration between business stakeholders, SMEs and technical teams.
Workshops were conducted to review findings, understand compliance gaps and establish practical remediation requirements across affected processes and data exchanges.
Structured reporting and validation for Lloyd’s and FSC.
Analysis of complex insurance data across multiple systems and sources.
Assessment of interfaces, data flows and exchange mechanisms.
Identification and documentation of PII-related compliance gaps.
Inputs into policy governance and remediation processes.
Primary interface for planning, progress updates, analysis reviews, documentation and sign-offs.
Business impact
The engagement brought together regulatory reporting, systems analysis, data governance and GDPR assessment into a coordinated business-change workstream.
The result was a structured view of regulatory data, system interfaces and PII-related data flows, supporting reporting activities and identifying areas requiring remediation within the GDPR programme.
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