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Senior Binder Technician/ Client Technical Manager -

City of London
£65k – £80k/yr
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Your new company are an established London Lloyd's Broker based in the heart of the City. Your new Brokers are A-Rated and strive to be the world's most inspiring speciality broker who work together in dynamic teams that prioritise customers in everything they do. Their expertise spans across specialised divisions into niche business areas focusing on non-standard risks with wide access to the London Market. They have a strong presence in the Delegated Authority sector. Working across a broad portfolio of international binder business, the company partners with brokers, insurers, underwriters and capacity providers to deliver specialist insurance solutions. Due to expansion within the Delegate Authority team, a position for a senior Technician to handle delegated risks has arisen dealing with all classes of delegated authority business.

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In this exciting opportunity, you will play a key role within the Delegated Authority team, managing the technical aspects of Binding Authority and Reinsurance agreements across a diverse portfolio of international business. You will be responsible for producing and reviewing MRC Binder contracts, endorsements and associated documentation within the DUA Life cycle, whilst providing technical support to internal stakeholders and ensuring compliance with London Market and Lloyd's standards.

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The role offers exposure to underwriters, brokers, insurers and capacity providers, allowing you to build strong market relationships whilst supporting the full Delegated Authority life cycle. This is a hands-on technical position suited to someone who enjoys ownership, stakeholder engagement and working across a broad range of international binder arrangements.

What you'll need to succeed

To be considered for this position, you will have previous experience working within a technical capacity dealing with Binding Authorities to include MRC production will possess a strong understanding of London Market Binder arrangements, cover-holder relationships and delegated authority processes.

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You will have experience drafting, reviewing or managing Binding Authority agreements, endorsements and related contractual documentation, alongside strong stakeholder management skills and a high level of attention to detail. Experience gained within a Broker, Managing Agent, MGA or Reinsurance environment would be highly advantageous, as would exposure to systems such as ATLAS, DCOM, BARS or Delegated Audit Manager. This role would suit a technically strong insurance professional who enjoys taking ownership, building relationships and working across the full delegated authority life cycle.

What you'll get in return

You will receive a generous package of up to £80,000 (D.O.E) plus bonus and excellent pension and benefits. You will receive support from directors. You will also work within a like-minded team who offer full training and support.

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