Senior Claims Adjuster - Marine

Taylor James Resourcing; City Of London; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

A reputable insurance provider in London seeks an experienced Senior Marine Claims Adjuster to handle US and International Marine Hull, Cargo, and Liability claims. Responsibilities include managing claims, providing technical guidance, negotiating with clients and brokers, and attending market meetings. Strong oversight of claims processes and collaboration with underwriters is required. Ideal candidates will thrive in a dynamic environment.

Qualifications

• Experience managing marine claims.
• Strong negotiation skills and ability to liaise with clients and brokers.
• Ability to provide technical guidance to team members.

Responsibilities

• Handle Marine claims for the syndicate.
• Negotiate with clients, brokers, and loss adjusters.
• Attend market meetings for claim discussions.

Job description

Senior Marine Claims Adjuster – Lloyd's Underwriters

This well established and highly regarded Lloyd's Underwriters has an excellent market reputation and is now looking for an experienced Senior Marine Claims Adjuster.

The main responsibility of the successful Claims Adjuster will be managing the syndicate’s lead and follow US and International Marine Hull, Cargo and Liability claims.

Duties:

• Responsible for handling Marine claims for the syndicate
• Provision of cover and technical guidance to other team members.
• Negotiation and liaison with clients, brokers, loss adjusters and lawyers, including overseas travel where necessary.
• Attendance at market meetings.
• Work on accurate and timely case reserving as an important feed into the reserving process.
• Provide underwriters with feedback on claims issues, wordings and related risk information to improve the overall quality of underwriting.
• Attend internal class reserve meetings with underwriting and actuarial to advise on current estimates of significant claims impacting the class.
• Liaising with external claims administrators, potentially including the carrying out of claims and procedural audits.
• Review and consider with underwriters the interpretation of policy wordings.