Clyde & Co

About the Company

We're a global law firm providing a complete service to clients in our core sectors of insurance, transport, energy, infrastructure and trade & commodities.

With over 5,000 people operating from over 60 offices and associated offices across six continents, Clyde & Co is committed to creating successful outcomes for our clients. Our globally integrated teams of disputes, regulatory and transactional lawyers provide a comprehensive range of legal services and advice to businesses operating at the heart of global trade and commerce.

Our success in the past 90 years has been built on our vision of a single global partnership, providing a platform that offers rapid access to expertise, wherever you operate in the world.

We're one firm with four core values: Work as one, Excel with clients, Celebrate difference and Act boldly. We believe that these values reflect our firm, our strategy and our commitment to delivering commercially-minded legal advice, client-focused services, and innovative technological solutions to support our clients.

Aligned with these values is Clyde & Co's commitment to being a responsible business. We take responsibility for the impact we have on the environment, seeking to reduce it as much and as quickly as possible. We strive to be a positive contributor to the communities in which we operate across our entire global network. We take steps to foster a truly diverse and inclusive workplace, that allows all of our people to flourish, for the benefit of our colleagues, the firm and our clients.

Listed Jobs

Company Name

Clyde & Co

Job Title

Intelligence Analyst - Fraud

Job Description

Job Title: Intelligence Analyst – Fraud Role Summary: Provide investigative support to the Counter‑Fraud and intelligence teams, focusing on standalone claims flagged for fraud. Gather, analyze, and document evidence using databases and open‑source intelligence, producing formal reports that align with case specifications and legal standards. Maintain data protection compliance, manage time effectively against billing targets, and adapt to varied work types. Expected Outcomes: Deliver accurate, evidence‑based reports within prescribed deadlines; consistently meet or exceed billable hour targets; demonstrate advanced analytical skills using i2 software; exhibit comprehensive knowledge of legal principles relevant to personal injury claims; uphold strict data protection and sensitive data handling protocols. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct investigations using proprietary databases and OSINT tools. - Prepare case‑specific reports, analyzing findings and supporting evidence. - Ensure all investigations comply with data protection and confidentiality requirements. - Record hours and manage time in line with billing procedures and fee agreements. - Manage a diverse caseload, prioritising tasks to meet time‑bound deliverables. - Collaborate with fraud and broader law teams to support wider business objectives. - Maintain accurate documentation of investigative methodologies and outcomes. Required Skills: - 2+ years experience as an intelligence analyst. - Proficient with i2 software and other investigative databases. - Strong understanding of personal injury claims and general legal principles. - Excellent data protection awareness and handling of sensitive information. - Advanced MS Office proficiency; adept at online research and resource utilisation. - Superior time‑management and billing‑tracking capabilities. - Clear written and verbal communication skills for report creation. Required Education & Certifications: - Relevant tertiary qualification (e.g., Law, Forensic Science, Criminal Justice, Computer Science) or equivalent professional experience. No mandatory certifications specified.

Manchester, United kingdom

Hybrid

Junior

04-12-2025