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The Product Development Manager will be responsible for the coordination and completion of new and existing insurance product development projects for Property, General Liability, Auto, Inland Marine, Crime, Farm, Businessowners and Professional Liability.
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Experience: Minimum five years combined FM Boiler Re or equivalent industry experience including property insurance / reinsurance, treaty development and equipment breakdown technical underwriting / engineering experience.
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Sound knowledge of commercial lending practices, compliance issues, and underwriting skills. As a Relationship Manager, you will own the client experience for commercial prospects, clients, and centers of influence.
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The Commercial and Industrial (C&I) Portfolio Manager assists the relationship managers with the underwriting of credit and the ongoing administration of loan portfolios to ensure that the Bank maintains high credit quality and to provide more time for the relationship managers to generate new business opportunities.
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2-5 years experience in Personal Lines Property & Casualty Insurance Agency along with a thorough understanding of all Property & Casualty insurance coverages, underwriting and rating concepts.
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The Senior Casualty Product Specialist manages large or complex changes to existing products, develops new or enhanced products, maintains all loss-sensitive products, and provides advanced technical support to Products Specialists, Underwriting, Underwriting Operations, program managers, Claim, Legal and Actuary.
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