Deputy Class Underwriter - International General Liability

Support the Head of Intl GL in writing a profitable International General Liability book focused on Delegated Authority business.

Take responsibility for part of the International General Liability class of business, including monitoring and oversight of Delegated Authority business.

Support the production of a business plan for review and agreement by the Divisional Head.

Input into the monthly and quarterly forecasting process for the International General Liability class.

Underwrite in accordance with underwriting authority and the business plan.

Seek out new business opportunities through liaison with brokers and clients.

Review new and renewal risks, including slip analyses, perform rating/benchmark analyses and undertake premium monitoring.

Liaise with brokers and develop good working relationships with broking and support teams.

Liaise with other business areas within Chaucer as required, including credit control, claims, internal risk review, actuarial, etc.

Use market, industry and other sources to enhance awareness of technical factors and developments relevant to portfolio underwriting and the Int GL market.

Peer review of Delegated Authority business as allocated under the peer review selection criteria and responsibility matrix.

Ensure the accuracy and upkeep of written premium data on Charisma and other systems for all risks written within the area of responsibility.

Work closely with the Delegated Authority Centre of Excellence as a focal point for Delegated Authority business.

Prepare reports and statistical information as required by senior management.

Assist in the continuous assessment of rating and benchmarking models.

Travel to visit existing and potential clients as required.

Ensure compliance with and maintenance of Group systems.

Compliance with Lloyd's and CIC regulations and byelaws.

Regulatory Responsibilities

Manage the relationships with customers, agents and service providers.

Ensure that the principles of Treating Customers Fairly are upheld by agents and service providers.

Ensure that brokers, cedants and coverholders are vetted and approved by compliance and that TOBAs are in place prior to engaging and/or writing business with them.

Minimum of 5 years working within the Lloyd's insurance environment.

Desirable: Relevant experience in Casualty International Liability Insurance or related classes and knowledge of the London and Lloyd's markets.

Technical Skills

MS Office - including Excel & Word.

Relevant insurance platform experience - PPL & WhiteSpace.

Comfortable with using in-house underwriting management systems.

Detailed understanding of fundamental insurance/reinsurance concepts, MRC slip standards, contract certainty requirements, market standard model clauses (NMA, LMA, LSW model endorsements & exclusions), and class-specific terms and conditions.

Education & Experience

Desirable: ACII qualified or working towards achieving association.

Personal Skills

Very good interpersonal skills.

Excellent communication skills with the ability to liaise at all levels.

Team-player.

Adaptable to a pressured environment.