Commercial Account Executive (Existing Book to Inherit)
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| Job Type | Permanent |
| Location | Bristol |
| Area | South West, UK |
| Sector | General Insurance |
| Salary | £65,000 |
| Start Date | |
| Advertiser | Stephen Mallaband |
| Job Ref | SM/86552-1 |
- Description
- Location - Bristol / South West (Hybrid working)
One of the largest, independently owned and award - winning insurance brokers in the South West. A firm which is as committed to its staff and their development, as they are committed to the care of their clients. They have a modern and dynamic approach, which has resulted in exciting growth, but they never lose sight of what is most important, keeping the customer and their colleagues as their focus - always.
Role:
- The successful candidate will be responsible for managing their own caseload of Property and casualty clients across the UK, from a wide range of industries.
- Our client offers hybrid working between being home and office based when you are not out visiting clients.
- You will be responsible for understanding business issues, insurance requirements and expectations for a range of clients.
- You will use technical knowledge to prepare and interpret claims analysis and consult clients on services available to them.
Qualifications & Experience:
- Extensive experience in Property and Casualty claims is essential
- Strong Communication, rapport building and analytical skills
- A strong understanding of legal principles in insurance
- Client management skills
- Cert CII qualification an advantage not essential
Contact: Stephen Mallaband
Reference: SM/86552
Footnote
If your application is successful we will contact you to discuss the opportunity in more detail, within 72 hours of receiving your application.
Due to the overwhelming application response we receive through various sources should you not hear from us within one week then please assume your application has been unsuccessful.
