Wise May Ltd

Wise May is recruiting for an Insurance Wording Specialist with MGA and Syndicate experience to join a global insurance and reinsurance provider, to ensure legal and regulatory compliance within policy wordings, clauses, contracts and endorsements. This is a full time, permanent position with hybrid working (4 days in the office and 1 day remote). Insurance Wording Specialist duties and responsibilities: Collaborate with Underwriters, Legal, Compliance and other teams to provide advice and guidance on policy language, coverage and potential risks. Ensure documents are legally and regulatorily compliant and align with regulatory standards, market practice and binding authority agreements. Create and upload policy wordings, clauses, and endorsements to reflect underwriting intent, regulatory requirements, and company standards. Develop and maintain libraries of approved template wordings and clauses. Actively monitor and analyse regulatory developments and market trends. Deliver training sessions to internal teams on best practices for wordings and documentation. Insurance Wording Specialist key skills and experience required: MGA and Syndicate experience. Proven experience in insurance wordings and contract drafting, Lloyds wording knowledge is highly desirable. In-depth knowledge of insurance products and contract law with proficiency in interpreting complex concepts. Effective relationship management and stakeholder engagement skills, confident in engaging with colleagues across different business departments and representing the business at market forums. Strong analytical skills, with proficiency in analysing requests, identifying potential issues and proposing appropriate solutions. Able to manage and take responsibility for own workload, effectively coordinating multiple priorities. A high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Able to work in and contribute to the team. A good communicator, with the ability to act in a professional manner. Benefits Enhanced pension Life insurance Income protection PMI