New Business Commercial Underwriter

Posted 19 days ago

employment specialistsEssex (MD)

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About the role

New Business Commercial Underwriter You'll be joining an innovative market with very strong Broker relationships which are proving financially beneficial for both parties. Accordingly.....You'll be joining an innovative market with very strong Broker relationships which are proving financially beneficial for both parties. Accordingly they are writing lots of good New Business across the main Commercial classes, and there's strong demand for more. In this New Business Commercial Underwriter role you will focus on high quality New Business underwriting and building strong working relationships with your Brokers. You will be proactive and confident when dealing with your panel of Brokers enabling you to maximise Business through the delivery of exceptional Customer Service and attractive deals. You would be working closely with them and often, even in their offices. As a New Business Commercial Underwriter your main responsibilities will include: Underwrite and price New Business profitably and accurately Determine the desirability of accepting or rejecting business risks Identify the need, recommend and evaluate additional risk assessment information Maintain and develop Business Relationships with your Brokers by regular contacts and to keep abreast of their issues Assist Colleagues with technical and procedural aspects of Underwriting As a New Business Commercial Underwriter, you will demonstrate: Strong experience of working as a Commercial Underwriter Track record of successful Broker relationships Excellent interpersonal, communication and negotiation skills Ability to build strong working relationships and deliver exceptional customer service
Benefits Include:
  • Company pension
  • BonusPrivate Health cover
  • Life assurance
  • Car Parking
  • Hybrid working

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