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Commercial Underwriting Auditor at Country Financial in Bloomington, IL

How does a Commercial Underwriting Auditor make an impact? Conducts reviews of new and renewal personal lines or commercial business, assessing the overall quality of underwriting and identifying areas for improvement. Analyzes the underwriting decisions application of rules. Develops reports outlining findings and makes recommendations to improve performance in regard to retention, profitability improvement and underwriting efficiencies. Collaborates with underwriting trainers and management to ensure corrective action is taken. Monitors improvement and makes recommendations to further improve performance as needed. Do you have what we're looking for? Possess the ability to multi-task in order to ensure the completion of multiple review assignments simultaneously. Prior commercial training or commercial underwriting experience. Auditing Experience. Possess strong communication skills, both verbally and written. Self-motivated and ability to work independently. Strong understanding of ISO based commercial products. Typically requires bachelor's degree and at least 5 years of property/casualty underwriting experience (or equivalent, such as 7 years of experience or master's degree and 3 years of experience).
Salary Range:
$80K -- $100K
Minimum Qualification
Auditing & Compliance, Banking, Loans & InsuranceEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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