About WTW
Willis Towers Watson (NASDAQ: WLTW) is a leading global advisory, broking and solutions company that helps clients around the world turn risk into a path for growth. With roots dating to 1828, Willis Towers Watson has 45,000 employees serving more than 140 countries and markets.
We design and deliver solutions that manage risk, optimize benefits, cultivate talent, and expand the power of capital to protect and strengthen institutions and individuals. Our unique perspective allows us to see the critical intersections between talent, assets and ideas — the dynamic formula that drives business performance.
Together, we unlock potential.
About the Role
To act as the on-site insurance specialist (implant) for a large corporate client, managing their end-to-end General Insurance portfolio (Property, Engineering, Marine, Liability lines), ensuring optimal coverage structuring, seamless servicing, efficient claims handling, and strategic risk advisory. The role combines technical broking expertise, relationship management, and operational ownership within the client’s environment.
Role Differentiator
This is not a traditional broking role. The individual will function as an embedded risk and insurance manager within the client’s ecosystem, combining:
Key Responsibilities
1. On-Site Account Ownership & Stakeholder Management
Plant teams
Finance & accounts
Procurement
Legal & leadership stakeholders
2. Data, MIS & Compliance
Policy database
Claims tracker
Renewal calendar
Conduct Monthly Calls with the Plant Teams for updates on upcoming Capex projects.
Prepare and submit Annual EAR submissions.
Prepare and submit Marine and Stocks declarations to the insurance companies.
Support Client on Internal process requests such as Purchase requisitions (PR), coordinating payments with finance teams and preparing summaries for management submissions.
Compliance with audit requirements
Alignment with regulatory frameworks and broker code of conduct
3. Policy Management & Placement
Manage the entire insurance lifecycle, including:
Renewals, mid-term adjustments, endorsements
RFQ preparation and submission to insurers
Quote comparison (QCRs) with detailed coverage analysis
Structure and place policies across:
Property (Fire/IAR)
Engineering (CAR/EAR)
Workers Compensation Policy (WC)
Marine (STOP Policy)
Liability (CGL, D&O, Cyber, Crime, etc.)
Other miscellaneous policies like Travel and Motor
Identify coverage gaps and recommend enhancements or bespoke wordings
Ensure alignment with contractual insurance requirements
4. Risk Assessment & Technical Advisory
Risk inspections
Risk improvement recommendations
Risk maps
Renewal strategies
Coverage benchmarking vs market
5. Claims Management & Advocacy
Claim intimation and documentation
Coordination with surveyors and insurers
Query resolution and negotiation support
6. Commercial & Strategic Contribution
Cross-sell and up-sell opportunities
Identification of uninsured exposures
New proposal placements
Gap analysis for additional lines
Key Skills & Competencies
Technical Expertise
Property & Engineering insurance (critical)
Marine and Liability lines
Draft RFQs and analyze policy wordings
Conduct coverage gap analysis
Functional Skills
Behavioral Competencies
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