Exciting Opportunity in Insurance Administration with Leading Broker in Birmingham
Our client, a prominent broker based in Birmingham, is offering a compelling opportunity for candidates with 1-2 years of insurance experience. If you enjoy administrative work and have a hunger for long-term progression, then this role is tailored for you.
The company covers a diverse range of sectors, specialising in Education and Charities. They have a strong ethos of internal promotion, which has created this opening. Remarkably, the hiring manager began their career with this company in a similar role and has since been promoted five times. Furthermore, the vacancy arises as the current incumbent moves into a Client Advisor position.
Initially, you will provide crucial support to the Account Handlers/Client Advisors, assisting with day-to-day tasks such as preparing renewal packs and processing MTAs. A significant aspect of the role involves data entry into their new system, which has been under development for the past five years, transitioning from Acturis. Therefore, it is imperative that you are comfortable with this responsibility and won't lose interest.
Over the long term, you will be duly rewarded, contingent upon demonstrating the right attitude and work ethic.
The hiring manager is seeking someone with a basic understanding of insurance terminology, including Business Interruption, Commercial Combined, ML, Motor, Cyber, and Travel. This knowledge can be gained from any area of insurance.
Attention to detail is paramount, alongside a curious, investigative mindset. We are looking for someone who challenges and questions conventions, particularly when reviewing risk profile schedules. You should be proactive in seeking solutions and leaving no room for assumptions.
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