Senior E&O Claims Analyst – Financial Lines

AIG; New York (NY); Presencial; USD 68.000 - 91.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

AIG in New York City is seeking a Claims Analyst III, E&O to manage multi-line financial lines claims from inception to resolution. You will determine coverage, evaluate liability and assess damages, interfacing with insureds, brokers and counsel.

The role emphasizes timely reserves, collaboration with underwriting, and supporting QA/Regional Audit processes to reduce indemnity and expense. ADR, policy-language expertise and stakeholder influence are key.

Formación

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent required; JD or multi-state adjuster licenses preferred.
• Experience with third-party claims, litigation or related areas.
• Knowledge of legal/regulatory and litigation procedures for professional liability and/or construction claims.
• Experience negotiating, mediating, arbitrating on high-value complex claims.
• Ability to interpret policy language accurately.
• Proven track record of following up on technical claims audits and improving files.

Responsabilidades

• Handle multi-line, financial lines claims from inception to conclusion.
• Determine coverage, evaluate liability and assess damages.
• Interface with insureds, brokers and counsel to resolve claims.
• Communicate with underwriting and senior claims management as needed.
• Support QA/Regional Audit processes to mitigate indemnity and expense exposure.

Conocimientos

Third-party claims handling

Litigation/ADR

Negotiation/mediation/arbitration

Policy language interpretation

Claims audits & improvement

Stakeholder management

Licenses/JD preferred

Educación

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Multi-state adjuster licenses and/or JD preferred

Descripción del empleo

AIG in New York City is seeking a Claims Analyst III, E&O to manage multi-line financial lines claims from inception to resolution. You will determine coverage, evaluate liability and assess damages, interfacing with insureds, brokers and counsel.

The role emphasizes timely reserves, collaboration with underwriting, and supporting QA/Regional Audit processes to reduce indemnity and expense. ADR, policy-language expertise and stakeholder influence are key.