Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) is the national industry association representing the vast majority of Canada's home, car and business insurance companies. We rely on the collective expertise of our members and leadership team to create policy positions, advocate for a competitive and sustainable market and influence meaningful change in the insurance industry. As advocates for the insurance industry and the people who depend upon it, we seek to understand the challenges facing Canadians, the industry and governments so we can proactively prepare for the future. The Role Are you passionate about shaping public policy in Canada? Are you interested in financial services? Do you excel in a dynamic environment where your analytical and data skills can make a significant impact? If so, we invite you to apply for the position of Research Analyst within IBC's Policy Development department. This is a growth position that is instrumental in advancing innovative public policy solutions for the auto insurance industry in Canada. Reporting to the Manager of Policy, you will be a crucial part of our esteemed team, contributing to groundbreaking initiatives that support IBC's regional teams and our member companies. Your work will help drive change in auto insurance policy and address other emerging public policy issues. Our team will help you grow into a formidable public policy expert in terms of domain knowledge, research skill, member engagement and advocacy strategy. Key Responsibilities Data Analysis: retrieve, process and analyze industry data from several sources, including actuarial exhibits, to provide a comprehensive overview of the state of the auto insurance industry and identify key trends. Research: conduct thorough primary and secondary research, both quantitative and qualitative, on topics related to auto insurance. Curiosity and methodological rigor are key to success. Presentation should be clear, concise, compelling and tailored to specific audiences (experts and non-experts alike). Writing: support the development of detailed briefing notes, policy submissions and presentations. The ability to effectively convey the results of research in writing and orally is critical. Policy Support: assist in the creation and refinement of policy proposals on auto insurance, leveraging data and research to draft submissions in response to government consultations, briefing notes and presentations. Respond to time-sensitive requests from regional colleagues and communication colleagues to support advancing IBC's advocacy. Collaboration: maintains a thorough understanding of industry issues and public policy issues, in particular those for the region you support as a business partner. Ability to work well in structured and unstructured team environments is vital. What You Bring Analytical Prowess: strong ability to analyze and interpret datasets, identify trends, and draw meaningful conclusions. Skills in quantitative analysis, including data manipulation and interpretation, are needed. Excel Proficiency: experience using Excel, including pivot tables and VLOOKUP functions, to manage and analyze data efficiently. Research Skills: expertise in conducting thorough research, including jurisdictional scans, to gather relevant information and best practices. Communication Skills: excellent written and verbal communication skills, with experience crafting clear and persuasive documents such as policy briefing notes, research reports, and presentations. Policy Experience: one to two years of experience working on public policy issues, particularly economic policy issues, is a strong benefit. Self-Motivator and Team Player: ability to work autonomously while also thriving in a team-oriented environment. Adaptability: capable of managing multiple tasks effectively while maintaining a high-level of organization. Education: master's degree in public policy, economics, political science or a related field is a strong advantage. We would consider high-performing graduates of a bachelor program and/or those who show exceptional promise. Industry Knowledge: an understanding of the auto insurance industry and its regulatory environment is an asset, though not a requirement. Why Choose IBC Competitive Total Rewards Package: pay, pension and benefits that is comparable within the industry and associations. Career Growth: we are rigorous in our selection process. Our objective is to secure candidates who will grow their career at IBC. Hybrid Work Environment: we offer flexibility with regard to in-office presence. Work-Life Balance: we offer flexibility to choose work hours that suit your preference and provide several perks that support a healthy work-life balance. Impactful Work: we are in the business of compliance. However, our advocacy centers on changing the rules and your contributions will directly influence legislation and regulation across Canada. Reputation: we are considered by many as the top public policy shop amongst i
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Posted: Aug. 16, 2024, 4:31 a.m.
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