Lead - Commercial Insurance (SME)
1) Client Consultation and Assessment:
- Meet commercial (SME) clients to understand their insurance requirements, risk exposures, and business operations.
- Assess clients' existing insurance coverage and identify any gaps or areas of improvement.
- Analyse commercial insurance policies, including fire, marine, general liability, property, workers' compensation, professional liability, and others.
2) Insurance Solution Development:- Customize insurance plans tailored to meet clients' specific needs and risk profiles.
- Provide recommendations on appropriate coverage limits, deductibles, and policy terms.
- Collaborate with insurance underwriters to negotiate favourable terms and conditions for clients.
- Stay updated on industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging risks to ensure the provision of up-to-date insurance solutions.
- Continuously expand knowledge of commercial insurance products, coverages, and industry best practices.
3) Customer Relationship Management:- Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, serving as their primary point of contact for insurance-related inquiries and services.
- Provide proactive customer service, addressing client concerns, and resolving any issues or claims in a timely manner.
- Conduct regular policy reviews with clients to assess their changing insurance needs and recommend adjustments as necessary.
- Act as a trusted advisor, offering risk management advice and strategies to mitigate potential liabilities.
- Share expertise and provide training to colleagues and junior staff members on commercial insurance topics.
Work Experience Requirement:- Should have worked with a insurance broking firm for minimum of 5-7 years in the capacity of providing commercial insurance solutions to SMEs.
- Sales and customer relationship management.
- Ability to influence the decision makers to develop products as per business needs.
Functional Competency:- Regulatory knowledge on product side
- Product pricing knowhow
- Understanding of product and underwriting nuances