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HFG Insurance Recruitment

Multinational Client Manager

City of London
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Multinational Client Manager

City of London - Hybrid

The Role

This is a senior client relationship and governance position, focused on ensuring the successful delivery and ongoing stewardship of complex global insurance programmes.

You will act as the client voice internally, coordinating across underwriting, claims, operations and network teams, while building strong relationships with senior client stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

  • Leading client stewardship and governance meetings
  • Managing relationships with multinational and global corporate clients
  • Coordinating internally across underwriting, claims, operations and network teams
  • Driving client retention, service quality, and satisfaction
  • Managing escalations and complex service issues
  • Supporting renewals, onboarding, and implementation of global programmes
  • Building strong relationships with senior client stakeholders
  • Supporting client events, conferences, marketing, and distribution activity
  • Working closely with international colleagues across the wider organisation
  • Attending annual European conferences and undertaking some UK domestic travel

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Experience

  • Strong commercial insurance experience
  • Experience working with multinational/global insurance programmes
  • Confidence dealing with senior client stakeholders
  • Strong relationship management and communication skills
  • The ability to coordinate effectively across multiple internal functions
  • Experience managing complex service issues and escalations
  • A commercially minded and client-focused approach
  • Experience across areas such as Property, Casualty, Construction, Marine, Aviation, Financial Lines, or Parametrics would be beneficial, not essential.
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Location

City of London, England, United Kingdom

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