Director of Commercial Underwriting & ProcessingUS-MI-LansingJob ID: # of Openings: 1Category: ManagementFarm Bureau CenterOverviewDirector of Commercial Underwriting & Processing ObjectiveTo develop, implement and monitor the corporation's Commercial Underwriting & Processing policies. To assure Underwriting & Processing policies are consistent with corporate profit and service objectives and with regulatory and legislative requirements. To provide leadership at the team and sub-team levels for corporate projects. To assist in developing strategies which drive growth and profitability. To oversee the administration of the Commercial Underwriting & Processing functions for the commercial property/casualty lines of business.ResponsibilitiesDirector of Commercial Underwriting & Processing ResponsibilitiesDevelop, implement, and regularly review Commercial Underwriting & Processing guidelines and risk tolerances that support corporate objectives and philosophy. Communicate the guidelines to Commercial Division staff and the agency force. Assure proper rating of risks and monitor books of business to assure pricing integrity. Establish service time and quality standards. Develop processes to ensure these standards are met.QualificationsDirector of Commercial Underwriting & Processing QualificationsRequiredBachelor's degree required with major in insurance, risk management or business preferred or equivalent experience may be considered. Minimum ten years insurance background in underwriting or minimum fifteen years background in related field. API or AU underwriting designation required. CPCU certification required or must be completed within 24 months of hire. Note: Farm Bureau offers a full benefit package including medical, dental, vision, and 401K. PM19All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.Compensation details: 92 Yearly SalaryPI2cb-7180
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