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Commercial Account Handler - York or Hull - Hybrid - Up to £35,000 + Bonus
This is an opportunity to join one of the region's most respected independent brokers - a business that's built its reputation on tailored advice, long-term relationships and genuinely looking after its clients.
Based in Malton with offices in York and Hull, this is a brokerage that values quality over volume. If you're ready to move away from high-pressure, transactional environments and into a firm where you can truly own your portfolio and build lasting relationships with local businesses, this is worth a serious look.
Salary: Up to £35,000
Location: York or Hull
Working pattern: Hybrid - post probation
What they're looking for
- A proven background in commercial account handling
- Strong technical knowledge across commercial lines - property, liability and specialist cover
- Someone who builds genuine rapport with clients and underwriters alike
- Analytical, organised and comfortable with insurance software and Microsoft Office
- A commitment to high-touch, relationship-led client service
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Why join them?
- A well-established, independent broker with a strong regional reputation
- A portfolio you can genuinely own and nurture - not a conveyor belt of transactional work
- Bonus structure rewarding both retention and new business - your effort is recognised
- Full CII study support and funding
- Hybrid working post-probation
- A team that values your contribution, not just your output
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We are currently shortlisting for interview. If you are an experienced commercial insurance professional ready to join a dynamic and independent team, please submit your CV today for immediate consideration.
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