Nashrock Insurance Recruitment
Senior Account Executive (North American Property)

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Are you a North American Property London Market professional with exceptional technical expertise and a proven track record of working closely with Brokers and Clients to support the successful placement of complex risks?
A brand-new opportunity has now arisen with a highly regarded Lloyd’s Broker, within their market-leading North American Property Division.
This position will focus on supporting the placement and servicing of a diverse portfolio of complex US Property risks across multiple industries, with a particular emphasis on Public Entity business.
Key Responsibilities
- Assisting and coordinating the placement and ongoing servicing of risks, including preparation of MRC Slips, Wordings, Endorsements, and Underwriter Submissions.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with Clients, Underwriters, and Market Representatives, providing a high level of service.
- Provide strong technical expertise across complex risks.
- Manage the full policy lifecycle, including documentation, certificates, endorsements, bespoke wordings, and account administration.
- Maintain accurate workflows, financial records, and compliance requirements.
- Support the Divisional Director with business development opportunities and the design of complex programme structures and innovative risk transfer solutions.
- Maintain up-to-date knowledge of Lloyd’s and regulatory requirements, including Contract Certainty.
- Work collaboratively across the wider business while ensuring adherence to company, regulatory, and financial reporting requirements.
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- A minimum of 7 years' experience required in a Broker Support / Account Handler role for a Lloyd's accredited Broker.
- Extensive experience in the timely and accurate production of Open Market MRC Slips and Endorsements.
- Experience in handling North American Property Risks.
- Ability to meet timely and accurate deadlines.
- Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
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