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The Underwriting Specialist will be responsible for evaluating and assessing risks associated with insurance policies, loans, or other financial products. This role requires analyzing data, reviewing applications, and making informed decisions to determine the level of risk and appropriate terms for clients.
Analyze and evaluate insurance applications, loan applications, or financial product proposals to determine the risk involved.
Review client information, such as credit scores, financial statements, and other relevant documents, to assess the level of risk.
Make underwriting decisions based on established guidelines and standards, ensuring a balanced approach between risk and profitability.
Review loan applications, assess creditworthiness, ensure compliance with regulations, liaise with applicants, and recommend loan approval or denial.
Prepare detailed reports and documentation outlining the underwriting decisions, including justifications and recommendations.
Ensure that all underwriting decisions comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
Communicate with clients, agents, or brokers to gather additional information or clarify discrepancies in applications.
Stay updated with industry trends, regulatory changes, and best practices in underwriting to improve decision-making processes.
Work closely with other departments, such as Claims, Legal, and Sales, to ensure a comprehensive understanding of client needs and risk factors.
Utilize underwriting software and tools to analyze data and make informed decisions.
Minimum of a High/Senior High School degree; College degree preferred.
Entry-level, less than 1 year required, preferably in financial services.
Proficient in credit underwriting, risk assessment, financial analysis, attention to detail, and decision-making.
Office environment, standard business hours, may require overtime during peak periods.
Analytical thinker, ethical judgment, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work under pressure.
Full-time