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Search Personnel Pte Ltd is seeking an Insurance Broking Executive at Raffles Quay, Singapore. The role offers a permanent position with working hours Monday to Friday, 8:45am–6pm.
The position provides a salary up to SGD 4,500 monthly basic, plus AWS (1 month), performance bonus, 16 days annual leave and flexi benefits. You will handle client insurance placements, liaise on requirements and prepare quotations with underwriters.
Position: Insurance Broking Executive
Location: Raffles Quay
Working hours: Monday to Friday (8:45am - 6pm)
Salary (commensurate with experience): Up to $4,500 Monthly Basic Salary + AWS (1 Month) + Performance Bonus + 16 Days Annual Leave + Flexi Benefits
Duration: Permanent
Industry: Insurance Broking
Provide general insurance broking support and arrange suitable insurance placements for clients.
Liaise with clients to understand their insurance requirements and recommend suitable coverage options.
Obtain relevant underwriting information and submit it to insurers or underwriters for quotations and terms.
Review premiums, coverage terms and policy conditions and explain them clearly to clients.
Coordinate policy placement and supporting documentation with clients and insurers.
Monitor clients’ statements of account and follow up on outstanding premium payments where required.
Monitor upcoming renewals and coordinate with clients and insurers to ensure timely policy renewal.
Maintain accurate client, policy and broking records.
Perform other related broking and client-servicing duties as assigned.
Diploma or Degree in Business, Maritime Studies or a related discipline.
Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word and other Microsoft Office applications.
Good communication and client-servicing skills.
Organised and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage insurance documentation accurately.
Structured on-the-job training will be provided; candidates without prior insurance broking experience may be considered.
Candidates without the relevant insurance certification must be willing to obtain it, with course and examination fees sponsored by the company.