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Technology Underwriter - Cyber & Tech | London Market
I'm working with a highly regarded London Market (re)insurer that is looking to add a Technology Underwriter to its Cyber & Technology team, part of a wider Professional & Financial Risks division.
This is a strong opportunity for an experienced Technology or Cyber Underwriter looking to join a flexible, growth-focused platform with genuine scope to build their profile in the market.
The team manages a diverse portfolio spanning large multinationals, mid-market firms and SMEs, across international and US-domiciled risks, with a broad product suite including combined offerings (PI, Cyber, Property, EL & GL) and multinational capability through both syndicate and company capacity.
You'll take a lead role across:
- New and renewal underwriting of Technology and Cyber risks, using a technical rating model
- Managing your own renewal book in line with appetite, strategy and combined ratio targets
- Developing and owning key Technology-specific broker relationships and pipelines
- Broker and customer engagement, identifying needs and shaping solutions
- Input into new product development and refinement of the existing suite
- Ongoing competitor and market analysis, shared across the team
- Identifying new distribution and Delegated Authority/Coverholder opportunities
- Promoting the business and its Technology offering in the wider market
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The business is looking for somebody with solid underwriting or broking experience within Technology and Cyber lines, strong technical knowledge of the class, and well-established relationships across the Technology broker market. Property & Casualty underwriting experience and exposure to multinational placements would both be advantageous.


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Equally important will be a collegiate, team-first mentality, a proactive and entrepreneurial approach, and genuine ambition to develop your profile and career within a fast-growing part of the business.
You'll be joining a collaborative team on a platform with strong multinational capability, real investment in product development, and plenty of scope to take on broader market-facing responsibility as you grow into the role.
If you're a Technology Underwriter looking for a platform with genuine growth potential, please email jordanfrancismckenna@gmail.com for a discreet chat.
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