Vermelo
Senior Underwriter

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Senior Underwriter
We are seeking a Senior Underwriter who will support the Product Head in developing and maintaining a range of products to ensure the agreed business plan targets and objectives are met. Exploiting new product opportunities and providing Product and Technical support both internally and externally.
Key Responsibilities:
- Act as an ambassador for the V10 Values and Customer Charter in all activities.
- Manage and review product ranges to ensure they remain competitive, compliant, and aligned to business targets.
- Support business performance through data analysis, broker insight, pricing, and MI, including post-implementation reviews.
- Manage new product developments and product amendments.
- Prepare and present key product information and updates to the Head of Product.
- Monitor market trends, broker intelligence, and industry developments to identify opportunities and risks.
- Manage and develop key broker and business relationships to drive profitable growth.
- Build strong broker partnerships and gather customer feedback to support business objectives.
- Escalate performance risks and support action plans to address issues.
- Support performance monitoring, management information, and stakeholder review meetings.
- Raise operational and performance issues with management as required.
- Manage and mentor team members where applicable.
- Respond to operational queries relating to product and policy issues.
- Foster effective relationships with internal departments.
- Promote group brands and represent the division internally and externally when required.
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- Experience within the motor insurance industry.
- Strong commercial awareness with a good understanding of market trends and business processes.
- Highly numerate with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Understanding of key performance indicators (KPIs) and performance management.
- Knowledge of insurance regulatory and compliance requirements.
- Proven ability to analyse data, identify insights, and recommend actions.
- Self-motivated, proactive, and able to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
- Advanced Excel skills and experience using data analysis and reporting tools.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
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