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Commercial Account Handler - Wakefield - Up to £40,000
Join a growing, independently owned broker in Wakefield that puts service, expertise and long-term client relationships at the heart of everything it does - and become a key part of the team managing a substantial mid-market book.
This is a support role with real substance. You'll be working alongside a senior broker to service a well-established book of roughly £500,000 income, across a broad range of mid-market and larger commercial risks. It's a great opportunity for an experienced handler who wants to work on more complex, interesting risks within a business that trusts its people and values their input.
Salary
Up to £40,000
Location
Wakefield
Working Pattern
Office based
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What you'll be doing
- Supporting a senior broker in the day-to-day management of a £500,000 income mid-market book
- Handling renewals, MTAs and client queries across a broad range of commercial classes
- Liaising with insurers to obtain terms, negotiate cover and confirm placements
- Maintaining accurate client records and ensuring a consistently high standard of service
- Building strong working relationships with clients and insurer partners
- Contributing to a close-knit, ambitious team where ideas are welcomed and service genuinely matters
What they're looking for
- Solid experience in commercial account handling - mid-market exposure preferred
- Broad knowledge across commercial lines
- Comfortable working on larger, more complex risks
- Well organised, proactive and able to manage competing priorities
- A strong communicator who builds trust with clients and colleagues alike
- CII qualifications beneficial but not essential


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Why this role?
- Exposure to a substantial mid-market book with genuinely varied and interesting risks
- A growing, independently owned broker where people are trusted to make a difference
- A supportive team environment - you won't be left to figure it out alone
- A business built on personal service and long-term relationships - not volume and targets
- Real opportunity to develop your skills on more complex commercial risks
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