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Senior Commercial Account Handler - Leeds - Hybrid - Up to £50,000
Join a highly successful and expanding UK broker network that's investing seriously in the growth of its commercial division - and take on a senior role with real scope, strong benefits and a team that genuinely enjoys working together.
This is a role for a technically strong, experienced handler who's ready to take ownership within a busy commercial broking team. You'll work across a diverse portfolio of clients, support brokers with placement activity, and have access to both regional and London Market insurers - giving you the breadth and depth to do your best work.
Salary: Up to £50,000
Location: Leeds
Working pattern: Hybrid
What you'll be doing
- Managing renewals, MTAs and new business administration across a varied commercial portfolio
- Supporting brokers with market submissions, quotations and placement activity
- Building and maintaining strong relationships with insurers and underwriters to secure competitive terms
- Supporting the placement of a wide range of commercial risks across regional and London Markets
- Maintaining accurate records in line with regulatory and company standards throughout
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What they're looking for
- Minimum 8-10 years' experience in commercial insurance, account handling or broking - less considered for those with a strong national brokerage background
- Technically trained and confident working independently
- ACII qualified or working towards it - CII qualification essential
- Strong administrative skills with excellent attention to detail
- A proactive, self-motivated professional who manages multiple priorities with ease
- A clear communicator with a genuine client-focused approach


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Why this role?
- A well-resourced, expanding broker network with serious investment behind its commercial division
- Access to both regional and London Market insurers - broad placement capability
- Salary up to £50,000 dependent on experience
- Private Health Insurance
- 25 days holiday plus an extra day off for your birthday
- Free onsite gym and yoga classes - and a team that actually uses them
- Cycle to Work scheme
- A friendly, sociable team with regular outings and a supportive culture
- Clear progression opportunities and ongoing professional development
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