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Tax Underwriter –Specialty Insurance Provider
Angove Partners is collaborating with a market-leading provider of specialty insurance solutions, specialising in innovative risk management for complex client needs. They are expanding their team and are seeking a Tax Underwriter to support their growing portfolio.
About the Role
As a Tax Underwriter, you will scrutinise and underwrite tax risk policies across various transactions, partnering closely with brokers, legal professionals, and clients to craft bespoke insurance solutions. This role presents an ideal opportunity for corporate or tax professionals with 1–3 years of post-qualification experience (PQE) aiming to advance into an engaging underwriting career.
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Key Responsibilities
- Assess tax risks relating to M&A transactions, corporate restructurings, and other financial arrangements.
- Conduct in-depth analyses of tax opinions, legal documentation, and financial statements to evaluate risk exposure.
- Collaborate with brokers, legal counsel, and internal teams to structure and price tax liability insurance policies.
- Monitor market trends, legislative developments, and case-law changes to inform strategic underwriting decisions.
- Assist in negotiating policy terms and conditions with brokers and clients.
- Cultivate and strengthen relationships with key stakeholders, including law firms, tax advisors, and insurers.
- Support senior underwriters in expanding their tax insurance portfolios.


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Ideal Candidate Profile
Experience and Background:
- 1–4 years of PQE in tax or corporate law from roles within:
- Private practice
- Big Four accounting firms
- In-house tax departments
Key Skills:
- Strong grasp of tax legislation, risk assessment, and transaction structuring.
- Ability to evaluate complex tax positions and identify critical risks.
- Interest in financial markets and the insurance sector.
- Exemplified by clarity in communicating technical tax issues to non-specialists.
- Proven collaborative caliber, with the ability to work both independently and within teams.
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