Marine Underwriting Manager

IDEX Consulting; England; Remote; GBP 85,000; Full time

Job description

A rare and highly sought after opportunity in the regional marine insurance market has become available to join a highly prestigious Insurance Broker as a Marine Underwriting Manager.

A lucrative package on offer which includes a base salary up to £85,000 + bonus.

Oh, and you can be based anywhere across the UK.

Throughout your career as an Underwriter you have typically looked after brown water marine hull and/or Marine Trades risks, you are able to advise on all technical matters and have built up a strong network of regional brokers.

You are still ambitious and want to be in a role you find challenging, but perhaps you no longer wish to travel into the city or your circumstances have changed.

To be candid with yourself, you value flexible working and would like to be trusted by a grown up employer.

Joining this well-known insurance business as a Marine Underwriting Manager, you will lead by example, you will write profitable marine risks on behalf of a binder and work collaboratively with your highly experienced broking team.

You will have the opportunity to work for a pure specialist, who have a strong reputation across the UK and wider European marine insurance markets.

Your new employer specializes in both brown water marine businesses as well as marine trades, which includes Boatyards, Shipbuilders, Marine Equipment manufacturers as well as Commercial Vessels, Workboats and Tugs.

This firm is really looking to shake up their client offering/proposition going into 2024, and they are looking for ambitious, like-minded individuals who would like to make a difference.

This is an exceptional opportunity for an individual who would like a step up in responsibility, be paid generously as well as having the opportunity to work from home.

We are able to consider individuals anywhere across the country (You could be in London city, down by the coast or up in the Midlands), so please get in touch today if intrigued.