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Benefits offered by this job
Medical & Dental Plans
401k Savings Plans
Paid Time Off
Job summary
A financial services company seeks a Property and Casualty Underwriter to administer underwriting for BOP, WC, package, commercial auto, and umbrella accounts. The role involves risk analysis, maintaining compliance with pricing standards, and developing client relationships. Candidates should have a background in commercial line insurance with a preference for CPCU or CIC designations. The expected salary range is $87,600-$130,000 annually, along with a competitive benefits package.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university preferred.
CPCU or CIC designation desired, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Minimum 5 years of commercial line property and casualty experience.
Technical and analytical experience with BOP, WC, Commercial Package, Commercial Auto, and Umbrella insurance coverage.
Responsibilities
Write and retain a profitable book of business through solid risk analysis and pricing.
Ensure compliance with state filings and corporate underwriting guidelines.
Provide timely processing of notices, quotes, and endorsements.
Participate in developing and maintaining outside client relationships.
Skills
Risk analysis
Pricing strategies
Relationship management
Data interpretation
Education
Bachelor’s degree
CPCU or CIC designation
Tools
ISO based classifications
Job description
A financial services company seeks a Property and Casualty Underwriter to administer underwriting for BOP, WC, package, commercial auto, and umbrella accounts. The role involves risk analysis, maintaining compliance with pricing standards, and developing client relationships. Candidates should have a background in commercial line insurance with a preference for CPCU or CIC designations. The expected salary range is $87,600-$130,000 annually, along with a competitive benefits package.