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IDEX Consulting Ltd partners with a high-growth, transactional risk broking house to appoint a Lead Tax Broker who can develop into leading the practice. You will originate, structure and place tax insurance risks across the UK and Europe while growing the firm’s tax proposition and client network.
This is an exceptional route for a lawyer, accountant or tax structurer to pivot from private practice into a commercial client-facing role, leveraging your technical tax grounding and market contacts
We’re partnered with a high-growth, transactional risk broking house, advising buyers and sellers on the structuring and placement of W&I, tax liability and contingent risk insurance across the UK & Europe. Following sustained growth, they are investing heavily in their tax proposition and are looking to appoint a Lead Tax Broker with the appetite to develop into leading the group.
The opportunity is a rare route for a lawyer, accountant or tax structurer to pivot from private practice or advisory into a commercial, client-facing broking role — without leaving your technical grounding behind. You'll work alongside a team built from corporate, private equity and tax backgrounds who have made the same move, staying close to transactions while operating from a different angle.
You will lead the origination, structuring and placement of tax insurance risks across the UK and European markets and help build out the firm's tax proposition, with a genuine path to leading the practice. You will also develop your own network and the firm's internal relationships across underwriting, broking and legal/advisory contacts.
We're keen to speak with lawyers, accountants or tax structurers with strong technical tax experience and an established network across the tax space, gained in private practice, in-house or advisory, with the appetite to build a business. UK or wider European market experience; relationships in jurisdictions such as Spain, Italy, France or Germany are welcomed but not essential.