Senior Underwriting Manager salaries in England
£118,750
avg per year
The average salary for Senior Underwriting Manager jobs near England is £118,750.*
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Top Senior Underwriting Manager jobs near England
View AllSenior Underwriting Manager CE&E
Allianz
Leeds
Implement and embed product and underwriting strategy across your teams, ensuring alignment to appetite, standards and authority •Monitor portfolio and account…
8 days ago
Product Manager – Underwriting
Hiscox
York
Our customers are diverse and unique and are only united by our ability to provide specialist insurance tailored to their needs.
Senior Underwriter
Pen Underwriting
Leeds
Experience in underwriting and servicing accounts, including handling claim queries. Underwriting experience in servicing accounts, use specialist technical…
Product Manager - Broker
Hiscox
York
Our customers are diverse and unique and are only united by our ability to provide specialist insurance tailored to their needs.
Product Manager - Direct Customer (Insurance)
Hiscox
York
Our customers are diverse and unique and are only united by our ability to provide specialist insurance tailored to their needs.
Similar locations
- Birmingham, ENG9 jobs
- Manchester, ENG4 jobs
- York, ENG3 jobs
- Leeds, ENG2 jobs
- Nottingham, ENG1 job
- Newcastle upon Tyne, ENG1 job
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