New Business Underwriter
employment specialistsEssex (MD)
About the role
New Business Underwriter This is a brand new Commercial Underwriter opportunity for you to manage and develop the book of New Business and.....This is a brand new Commercial Underwriter opportunity for you to manage and develop the book of New Business and Broker relationships within our Client's rapidly growing E-Trade proposition, who focus on service, trading and e-trade product excellence. Their appetite, pricing and quality of products means that Brokers are keen to do business with you. As part of a small and growing team you'll have significant numbers of Broker requests for you to decide on and action, in a successful and fast paced environment. Also you'll help evolve their Acturis products and processes because of your market knowledge and Broker interaction. As a Commercial Underwriter your main responsibilities will include: Reviewing and underwriting of quotations across all products within underwriting appetite Regular communication with the Business Development Managers to maintain Broker relationships Working collaboratively to help evolve the Acturis products and processes Work closely and effectively with the Team to ensure that all work is completed within SLA's and to maintain Broker relationships by offering a high level of customer service Operate in accordance within the Underwriting License and refer to senior colleagues for a collaborative approach To be a successful Commercial Underwriter you will demonstrate: Commercial Underwriting experience Drive and determination to succeed Great interpersonal skills and good at building relationships Desire to improve and willing to contribute suggestions to enhance the business Strong problem solving skills Also you'll benefit from generous Private Health Care and Pension plus free car parking.
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