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As Vice President, Corporate Risk Broking, you will be a pivotal leader within the Middle Market and Global Accounts division. This role demands a high-level technical practitioner capable of managing the end-to-end placement lifecycle for complex risks.
Job Responsibility
Strategic Program Design: Engineering sophisticated multi-line programs (Property, Casualty, and Specialty) with a focus on optimizing Risk Retention and Transfer Costs
Market Negotiation: Driving the Go-To-Market strategy by leveraging senior-level relationships with lead underwriters to secure favorable terms and conditions (T&Cs)
Wording Expertise: Reviewing and drafting manuscript policy wordings to eliminate coverage gaps and ensure alignment with the client’s risk appetite
Renewal Management: Leading the renewal strategy meetings (RSMs), providing data-backed benchmarking analysis and loss-ratio projections to demonstrate value to the client
Revenue Growth: Identifying opportunities for cross-selling specialty lines (e.g., Cyber, D&O, Environmental) within the existing portfolio
Requirements
Experience: Minimum 10–12 years of experience in Commercial Broking, with a proven track record in the VP or Senior Associate Director tier
Technical Proficiency: Deep knowledge of Risk Financing techniques, Captive structures, and Bespoke Endorsements
Market Standing: Strong reputation and 'first-name' relationships across the Company Market and Lloyd's Syndicates
Leadership: Experience in managing high-performing placement teams and mentoring junior brokers through complex technical negotiations
Credentials: Relevant professional qualifications (e.g., ACII, ARM, or CRM) are highly preferred
experience: 10 years
education: Bachelor Degree
Nice to have
Relevant professional qualifications (e.g., ACII, ARM, or CRM) are highly preferred