Capital Markets Analyst - Any PE a plus

Posted 4 days ago

liberty personnel servicesHorsham (PA)

Financial and Investment Analysts Direct Life Insurance Carriers

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About the role

Capital Markets Analyst Join a pioneering leader in the secondary market for life insurance and propel your career to new heights. This role offers a dynamic work environment deeply rooted in innovation and growth. Unlock career progression in an organization that values and cultivates talent, with exceptional support and rewarding opportunities designed to help you thrive.

Key Responsibilities: Act as the primary liaison between policyowners and insurance companies, ensuring smooth communication and accurate policy management. Review and verify life insurance policies, making sure that all necessary adjustments are implemented following a sale. Conduct periodic assessments of policy performance to secure optimized and process critical carrier communications with precision.

The Ideal Candidate Will Have: A Bachelor's degree is unwavering attention to detail. Outstanding written and verbal communication abilities. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

What We Offer: A competitive salary aligned with your experience. A comprehensive student loan repayment program. Full health benefits including Dental, Rx, and Vision coverage.401(k) with company match for your future security. Generous paid time off to recharge. Extensive training and mentoring programs to advance your career. Engaging company-sponsored events throughout the year. Performance-based bonuses and exclusive perks. Kevin McCarthy Libertyjobs.com 484-238-1949

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