Stride Resource Management
Account Handler - Professional Indemnity

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You’ve made the decision that Professional Indemnity is where you want to specialise, and you’re looking for a role that will help you build real depth and long-term expertise in this class of business.
This is a client facing Account Handler role based in the Chester area, working with a quality portfolio of UK clients across Professional Indemnity, with additional exposure to Cyber and Management Liability.
What you will be doing
- You will manage existing clients through renewals, servicing and mid-term adjustments, with a strong focus on retention, technical advice and building long-term relationships.
- Much of the portfolio sits within the construction and legal sectors, giving you exposure to complex and interesting risks where clients value informed, specialist advice rather than a transactional approach.
- You will be supported by experienced Account Executives, administrators and compliance teams, allowing you to focus on developing your technical PI knowledge and delivering a high standard of client service.
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What we need from you
- Experience handling Professional Indemnity risks
- Confidence advising clients through renewals
- Strong relationship management and technical capability
- Experience with Acturis would be useful, although it is not essential
You don’t need to be a fully fledged PI specialist yet, but you should be committed to developing in this area and building your career around it.


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What you will get
- Salary to £35,000, with scope for more depending on experience
- A settled and high-performing team
- Full administration and compliance support
- Quality clients across the UK
- Exposure to PI, Cyber and Management Liability
- Genuine scope to develop into a recognised PI specialist within a stable and growing broking business
This will suit you if you’re serious about specialising in Professional Indemnity and want the right environment, support and client base to build that expertise properly.
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