About the Role
An independent Lloyd's Broker has a fantastic opportunity for a Senior Processing Technician.
The main purpose of the role is to accurately and efficiently broke and process new business and renewals.
Key Responsibilities
Preparing, typing and checking of policies, slips, endorsements, letters
Entering data into systems
Dealing with queries from brokers and escalating issues
Issuing authorised documentation, including quotes, cover notes, debit notes and schedules
Chasing and monitoring premiums under terms of trade (especially premium warranties)
Liaising with brokers to request information and chasing for outstanding funds
Diarising, tracking and chasing subjectivities, proposal forms and surveys
Chasing underwriters for outstanding quotes
Producing statistics as required
Attending Broker and underwriter meetings
Obtaining underwriter agreement to, endorsements and wordings
Providing regular feedback to Divisional management regarding ongoing work
Communication with technical colleagues, brokers, and accounts, to ensure timely and accurate production of documentation and maintenance of systems and records
Developing and maintaining relationships with senior management and colleagues
Developing relationships with underwriters, brokers, and industry peers
Develop new business relationships with brokers and introducers
Assisting brokers with claims and communicating with Loss Adjusters and the Claims Division
Key Skills & Experience
The client is seeking someone who has previous experience within the insurance market and good knowledge of the market and principles. The candidate should understand London market structure, binding authority practices, processes and procedures including systems, brokerage accounts and relevant documentation. Knowledge and understanding of Property, Fine Art, Liabilities, Business Interruption insurance business and markets. They should be able to work within a team, be client focused and able to build relationships along with excellent communication and a drive to succeed.