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Stride Resource Management Ltd in Central London is seeking a Real Estate Account Handler to support the servicing and broking of corporate real estate insurance clients. The role sits within a specialist team dealing with large property portfolios and more complex programmes.
You will work with Account Executives and broking colleagues, handling renewals, mid-term adjustments, insurer submissions, and policy documentation, ensuring cover matches client requirements.
If you are already handling commercial property or real estate insurance and want to move towards larger, more complex corporate accounts, this is the sort of opportunity worth looking at properly.
We are recruiting a Real Estate Account Handler for an established commercial insurance broker in Central London. The role sits within a specialist team handling substantial real estate clients, where the policies, property portfolios and insurer negotiations are more involved than the typical SME property account.
You will support the servicing and broking of a portfolio of corporate real estate clients, working alongside experienced Account Executives and broking colleagues.
The work will involve sizeable property portfolios and more complex insurance programmes, so there is plenty here for somebody who has reached a point where smaller commercial cases are becoming repetitive. You will have the opportunity to develop your technical knowledge, gain greater exposure to the London insurance market and become comfortable handling increasingly sophisticated risks.
There is also a strong infrastructure around the team, so you will not be expected to work everything out for yourself from day one.
Your responsibilities will include:
If the role sounds relevant but you are not actively looking to leave your current broker, that is absolutely fine. A confidential conversation can give you a clearer idea of the team, the type of real estate accounts involved and whether the move would genuinely add something to your career before you make any decisions.