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Senior Claims Adjuster – Marine Liability
London | Permanent | Hybrid
I’m currently recruiting for a Senior Claims Adjuster – Marine Liability to join a leading specialist insurance business in London.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced claims professional who wants to take ownership of a complex portfolio and develop their career within Marine Liability.
The opportunity
You’ll take the lead on the strategy and management of complex and high-value claims, working closely with Underwriting, brokers, legal providers, Actuarial and Reinsurance teams.
The role will involve:
- Managing a portfolio of complex and high-value claims from notification through to resolution
- Leading claims strategy and acting as a key point of contact for Underwriters
- Building strong relationships with brokers, clients and external stakeholders
- Working closely with Underwriting to provide claims insight and feedback on portfolios, wordings and new business
- Negotiating complex coverage matters
- Analysing claims data and trends to support underwriting decisions
- Contributing to client and broker meetings, conferences and business development activity
- Supporting and mentoring more junior members of the claims team
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The key thing is claims experience and the desire to move into Marine Liability. You could come from any class of Marine claims, or have a background in US Liability, and be looking to broaden your experience and specialise in Marine Liability.


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You’ll ideally have:
- Strong experience handling complex and/or high-value claims
- Excellent technical claims knowledge
- Strong negotiation and relationship-building skills
- Experience working with Underwriters and brokers
- ACII qualification or be working towards it
If you have a strong Marine claims background but don't have direct Marine Liability experience, I would still be keen to speak with you if you're interested in making the move.
If this sounds like the right next step for you, please get in touch for a confidential conversation.
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