Tax Insurance Underwriter
srm recruitmentNew York (NY)
About the role
We are currently recruiting for a US M&A Tax Specialist to join a leading transactional liability insurance underwriter. As part of a strategic growth plan they are now looking to recruit an experienced Tax Insurance Underwriter or qualified M&A tax specialist from an advisory firm.
Responsibilities:
Handling the entire underwriting process (with specific focus on the US), starting with confidentiality agreements, preparing non-binding indications, drafting policies, negotiating contract terms and preparing underwriting requests. Issue of policy documents Establishment and development of international broker and customer relationships Building relationships with law firms in different jurisdictions
Requirements:
Ideally, a degree in law / commercial law / business administration or in another relevant M&A environment, e.g. Corporate finance in the Big 4 or Banking Several years experience underwriting Tax Liability Insurance or advising on private equity M&A and / or renewable energy tax credits from a consultancy environment. Your strengths include strong customer orientation, decision-making power and a high degree of persuasiveness, as well as high motivation and resilience You have already been able to demonstrate your strong team skills, your high sense of responsibility and your adaptability when dealing with a wide range of technical issues This is an exciting opportunity to join a smaller team environment who enjoy a strong brand reputation in the market.
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