Fl Industrial & Commercial Underwriter Milano

Fl Industrial & Commercial Underwriter
Milano
Lombardia, Milano

Job DescriptionGlobal Corporate & Commercial Italy is the unit of Generali Italia S. p. A. that develops insurance services for medium and large companies. Based in Milan, and reporting to the Head of Financial Lines Industrial & Commercial - GC&CI, you will deal with underwriting across the Financial Lines product in Italy. You will support the global strategy to ensure the successful achievement of targets. Main tasks:Perform underwriting and portfolio management activities to meet top and bottom line targets in line with the Financial Lines governance framework (Underwriting Authorities, Guidelines, Rules and Principles)Underwrite Corporate Financial Lines risks, in respect of all products, with the ability to build and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders in the insurance and reinsurance marketSupport products development activitiesRequirementsThe ideal candidate will meet the following requirements:Degree in Economics or LawAt least three years previous experience in the financial lines market as an underwriter or broker, preferably with specific expertise in professional liability insuranceAttitude to work in a team, ability in commercial negotiation and good communication skillsAbility to work in an international contextFluent knowledge of Italian and English (spoken and written); knowledge of at least a second foreign language is preferredGood command of main IT packages (Office/internet)Company ProfileGenerali is a major player in the global insurance industry - a strategic and highly important sector for the growth, development and welfare of modern societies.

Over almost 200 years, we have built a multinational Group that is present in more than 60 countries, with 470 companies and nearly 80, 000 employees.

Our Group aims to become the standard bearer and industry leader in the European retail insurance market, building on our existing base of 50 million retail clients, out of an overall total of 72 million.

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