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Senior Underwriter - Financial Institutions

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We have partnered with a long-established, profitable Financial Institutions platform in the London market that is looking to add an experienced underwriter into its talented FI team.
Key Focus
- Underwrite a sizeable Financial Institutions portfolio across both Company and Lloyd’s platforms
- Broad global territorial spread
- Mixture of Financial Institutions including banks, insurers, asset managers etc. with meaningful open-market exposure.
- Expected to contribute directly to both renewal retention and disciplined new business growth on a material, multi-tens-of-millions book.
Key Responsibilities
- Taking ownership of complex FI risks, applying strong technical underwriting judgement and trading skills
- Building and deepening senior broker relationships in the London FI market; representing the portfolio credibly at a senior level
- Helping to shape portfolio strategy (territory mix, line size deployment, product focus) in line with current market conditions and performance
- Acting as a senior referral point within the team
- Working closely with international colleagues in a matrixed environment to coordinate approach on shared or global accounts
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Skills & Experience Required
- Solid FI underwriting track record in the London market (Company and/or Lloyd’s); open-minded on specific FI sub-class
- Typically 5–10+ years’ relevant experience, comfortable handling a diverse, international FI portfolio
- Strong trading presence and credibility with brokers; able to originate, negotiate and close complex deals
- Balanced mindset: commercially astute but disciplined around portfolio quality, remedial action and performance


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About The Market
- Platform with a long record of profitable FI underwriting and top-quartile performance over multiple years
- Lean specialist team where an additional experienced underwriter will have visible impact
- Broad, genuinely international remit and exposure to senior decision-makers
- Clear scope to influence how the book evolves over the next few years
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