Camberford Underwriting
Life Sciences Underwriter

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Life Sciences Underwriter
Location: Bromley
Salary: Negotiable
Job Purpose:
To work on our existing Life Sciences account, primarily handling Renewals and Mid Term Amendments. Property & Liability Business (including Management Liability/Directors & Officers) Will be considering policies with premiums ranging from £500 to £50,000. Based in Bromley: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. WFH Monday & Friday. Potential to cross-train on other Products
Duties will include:
- Handle renewals and mid term amendments. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Reviewing and analysing presentations, proposals and renewals.
- Underwriting risks within authority levels and in accordance with any underwriting licence that is in place.
- Entering risk information onto appropriate systems.
- Negotiating with brokers.
- Keeping relevant registers, logs and records up to date as required by team procedures e.g. new business logs, renewal registers, group business registers.
- Building and maintaining strong relationships with brokers and insurers.
- Conduct prospecting activities as required by team procedures e.g. cases that lapsed last year, cases quoted but not bound last year.
- Provide correct and high quality advice to brokers on Camberford Underwriting products.
- Issue clear and correct instructions to members of the Administration Team.
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Previous experience within Life Sciences insurance is required to be considered for this role.


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