Senior Manager, Contract Surety, 9636 - IW-9636 Date of modification: Job number: IW-9636 Detail Job title: Senior Manager, Contract Surety, 9636 Description My client is seeking a Senior Manager, Contract Surety to lead the management of complex surety accounts, develop business with key strategic brokers, and ensure adherence to corporate underwriting standards and risk management controls. This role requires a solid understanding of financial principles and business judgment in evaluating the financial condition, experience, and credit history of Contract Surety accounts. Position : Senior Manager, Contract Surety
Location : Toronto, hybrid Responsibilities : Lead underwriting decisions for technically complex accounts and provide recommendations and action plans. Manage the administration of risks and policies to ensure accuracy and timeliness. Ensure contract surety adheres to the company’s Risk & Control Framework. Present underwriting decisions outside of delegated authority to senior management and reinsurance. Serve as the primary representative for the assigned Ontario region to internal and external stakeholders, including brokers and senior management. Oversee underwriting decisions and renewals for the Contract Surety portfolio within the region. Lead, train, and support a team while managing key broker and contractor relationships. Develop and implement marketing and business development plans to grow the business. Provide strategic planning and underwriting analytics to ensure portfolio performance. Qualifications : Broad knowledge of business, construction, finance, accounting, contract law, and risk management. 5+ years of experience working with financial statements, preferably for public and large private contracting firms. Strong knowledge of credit analytics for construction companies and risk selection. Ability to build trust and credibility with internal and external stakeholders. Strategic thinking and strong communication skills, both verbal and written. Ability to manage conflicting priorities, multi-task, and lead negotiations. Highly organized, self-motivated, and passionate about the surety line of business. University degree required; accounting designation is an asset. Compensation : Competitive salary, benefits, pension plan, bonus, and more. Information City: Toronto Job Type: Full-Time Education: University Degree Minimum experience required: 5 to 6 Years #J-18808-Ljbffr
Senior Manager, Contract Surety, 9636 - IW-9636 Date of modification: Job number: IW-9636 Detail Job title: Senior Manager, Contract Surety, 9636 Description My client is seeking a Senior Manager, Contract Surety to lead the management of complex surety accounts, develop business with key strategic brokers, and ensure adherence to corporate underwriting standards and risk management controls. This role requires a solid understanding of financial principles and business judgment in evaluating the financial condition, experience, and credit history of Contract Surety accounts. Position : Senior Manager, Contract Surety
Location : Toronto, hybrid Responsibilities : Lead underwriting decisions for technically complex accounts and provide recommendations and action plans. Manage the administration of risks and policies to ensure accuracy and timeliness. Ensure contract surety adheres to the company’s Risk & Control Framework. Present underwriting decisions outside of delegated authority to senior management and reinsurance. Serve as the primary representative for the assigned Ontario region to internal and external stakeholders, including brokers and senior management. Oversee underwriting decisions and renewals for the Contract Surety portfolio within the region. Lead, train, and support a team while managing key broker and contractor relationships. Develop and implement marketing and business development plans to grow the business. Provide strategic planning and underwriting analytics to ensure portfolio performance. Qualifications : Broad knowledge of business, construction, finance, accounting, contract law, and risk management. 5+ years of experience working with financial statements, preferably for public and large private contracting firms. Strong knowledge of credit analytics for construction companies and risk selection. Ability to build trust and credibility with internal and external stakeholders. Strategic thinking and strong communication skills, both verbal and written. Ability to manage conflicting priorities, multi-task, and lead negotiations. Highly organized, self-motivated, and passionate about the surety line of business. University degree required; accounting designation is an asset. Compensation : Competitive salary, benefits, pension plan, bonus, and more. Information City: Toronto Job Type: Full-Time Education: University Degree Minimum experience required: 5 to 6 Years #J-18808-Ljbffr
MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH OSFI INSURANCE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER REGULATORS Legal Responsibilities Advise on insurance contract and insurance distribution law Draft, review and negotiate contractual documents and agreements including insurance outsourcing agreements (MGA and TPA agreements), broker agreements, service level agreements and nondisclosure agreements Review and draft insurance terms & conditions Provide legal assistance for new products and product documentation Assist in license applications, as well as liaising with regulatory authorities as required Provide legal support to branch management and operational units including Underwriting, Claims, Finance and Data Management & Marketing Coordinate corporate legal matters with the Legal Team at Home Office Liaise and collaborate with the Legal Teams at Home Office and other company branches Compliance Responsibilities Manage our local compliance tasks with the other Legal Counsel and Compliance Manager, including matters relating to: Single Risk and Delegated Authority underwriting Intermediaries, agencies and business partners Insurance contract law Sanctions Bribery / conflicts of interest Complaints and other market conduct activities/reports Privacy related matters Monitor relevant legislation and case law in Canada; assist in developing compliance plans for new/changing legislation Implementation of OSFI regulatory compliance management requirements in accordance with Guideline E13 Implementation of Home Office processes and guidelines at the local level Ongoing preventative compliance work including training and awareness Draft compliance reports for Home Office including risk analysis, regulatory monitoring, breach reporting, and updates on compliance activities Compliance monitoring including spot audits of various compliance matters such as sanctions screening and policy documentation Monitoring of Delegated Authority Managing General Agents (“MGAs”) and Third-Party Administrators (“TPAs”) for compliance with our Canadian Branch’s requirements Assist in implementing Quebec Bill 96 and French Language requirements at our Canadian Branch Correspond with OSFI and other territorial and provincial regulators including reporting, ad hoc requests, license renewals, etc. Manage Canadian Branch’s complaints and oversee privacy matters for HSCB in coordination with the Talanx Data Protection Team Liaise and collaborate with the global Compliance Team at Home Office and other HDI branches Report to the Managing Director of our Canadian Branch Education University degree in law (JD / LLB), and licensed to practice in Ontario Compliance and Risk Management certifications are considered an asset French fluency considered an asset Experience Minimum of 5 years of experience in a legal, corporate or financial environment Knowledge of insurance contract law and insurance distribution law considered an asset Experience working with Canadian regulatory authorities Experience implementing a regulatory compliance framework within an institution Experience drafting and negotiating commercial contracts Knowledge of European legal systems considered an asset Experience in international primary insurance is an asset Prior experience in Risk Management for an insurance company considered an asset Skills Required High degree of integrity Strong understanding of the law, legal methodology and legal principles Willingness to familiarize oneself with new topics and legal challenges Strong communication, interpersonal, presentation and negotiation skills Ability to work in a structured and independent manner High attention to detail and excellent analytical skills Willingness to collaborate with an international team #J-18808-Ljbffr
My client, a leading insurance provider, is seeking a dynamic Head of Contract Surety to lead their national underwriting strategy. With a portfolio of $100M GWP, you will drive growth, manage a team of underwriting leaders, and ensure excellence in decision-making, service standards, and profitability. Position : Head of Contract Surety
Location : Toronto, hybrid Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop underwriting policies and strategies for Contract Surety in collaboration with Surety branch leaders. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of overall line of business performance through analysis of reports while taking strategic actions to improve results. Manage workflows and ensure the accomplishment of underwriting and service standards through Surety branch leaders. Monitor the competitive landscape, optimizing risk selection, and enhancing the company's competitive position. Proactively work with broker partners to strengthen relationships and ensure business plans are met. Perform ongoing talent management, including hiring, mentoring, training, performance management, and recognition. Develop opportunities to re-engineer processes and embed new technologies to improve outcomes. Lead by example in embracing and advocating for change to continuously improve processes. Ensure contract surety adheres to the Risk & Control Framework and manage underwriting decisions outside of delegated authority. Qualifications: 10+ years of experience in contract surety or related fields, with a proven track record of success in leading a team. Strong leadership skills to motivate, develop, and manage performance for results. Ability to build trust and credibility with both internal and external stakeholders. Strong financial acumen and the ability to use data to drive decision-making. Extensive understanding of business, underwriting, and corporate risk management and mitigation methods. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Proven ability to multi-task and deal with conflicting priorities. Strong negotiation and persuasion skills. Passion for the surety business with an ambitious, driven, and self-motivated approach. Compensation: Competitive salary, benefits, pension plan, bonus, and more. Interested candidates please apply or contact Maurice Reichberg . If you are working with another DGA recruiter, feel free to ask them about this position. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Senior Manager, Contract Surety, 9636 - IW-9636 Date of modification: Job number: IW-9636 Detail Job title: Senior Manager, Contract Surety, 9636 Description My client is seeking a Senior Manager, Contract Surety to lead the management of complex surety accounts, develop business with key strategic brokers, and ensure adherence to corporate underwriting standards and risk management controls. This role requires a solid understanding of financial principles and business judgment in evaluating the financial condition, experience, and credit history of Contract Surety accounts. Position : Senior Manager, Contract Surety
Location : Toronto, hybrid Responsibilities : Lead underwriting decisions for technically complex accounts and provide recommendations and action plans. Manage the administration of risks and policies to ensure accuracy and timeliness. Ensure contract surety adheres to the company’s Risk & Control Framework. Present underwriting decisions outside of delegated authority to senior management and reinsurance. Serve as the primary representative for the assigned Ontario region to internal and external stakeholders, including brokers and senior management. Oversee underwriting decisions and renewals for the Contract Surety portfolio within the region. Lead, train, and support a team while managing key broker and contractor relationships. Develop and implement marketing and business development plans to grow the business. Provide strategic planning and underwriting analytics to ensure portfolio performance. Qualifications : Broad knowledge of business, construction, finance, accounting, contract law, and risk management. 5+ years of experience working with financial statements, preferably for public and large private contracting firms. Strong knowledge of credit analytics for construction companies and risk selection. Ability to build trust and credibility with internal and external stakeholders. Strategic thinking and strong communication skills, both verbal and written. Ability to manage conflicting priorities, multi-task, and lead negotiations. Highly organized, self-motivated, and passionate about the surety line of business. University degree required; accounting designation is an asset. Compensation : Competitive salary, benefits, pension plan, bonus, and more. Information City: Toronto Job Type: Full-Time Education: University Degree Minimum experience required: 5 to 6 Years #J-18808-Ljbffr
Head of Contract Surety - 9633 - IW-9633 Date of modification: January 24, 2025 Job number: IW-9633 Detail Job title: Head of Contract Surety - 9633 Description My client, a leading insurance provider, is seeking a dynamic Head of Contract Surety to lead their national underwriting strategy. With a portfolio of $100M GWP, you will drive growth, manage a team of underwriting leaders, and ensure excellence in decision-making, service standards, and profitability. Position : Head of Contract Surety
Location : Toronto, hybrid Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop underwriting policies and strategies for Contract Surety in collaboration with Surety branch leaders. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of overall line of business performance through analysis of reports while taking strategic actions to improve results. Manage workflows and ensure the accomplishment of underwriting and service standards through Surety branch leaders. Monitor the competitive landscape, optimizing risk selection, and enhancing the company's competitive position. Proactively work with broker partners to strengthen relationships and ensure business plans are met. Perform ongoing talent management, including hiring, mentoring, training, performance management, and recognition. Develop opportunities to re-engineer processes and embed new technologies to improve outcomes. Lead by example in embracing and advocating for change to continuously improve processes. Ensure contract surety adheres to the Risk & Control Framework and manage underwriting decisions outside of delegated authority. Qualifications: 10+ years of experience in contract surety or related fields, with a proven track record of success in leading a team. Strong leadership skills to motivate, develop, and manage performance for results. Ability to build trust and credibility with both internal and external stakeholders. Strong financial acumen and the ability to use data to drive decision-making. Extensive understanding of business, underwriting, and corporate risk management and mitigation methods. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Proven ability to multi-task and deal with conflicting priorities. Strong negotiation and persuasion skills. Passion for the surety business with an ambitious, driven, and self-motivated approach. Compensation: Competitive salary, benefits, pension plan, bonus, and more. Interested candidates please apply or contact Maurice Reichberg . If you are working with another DGA recruiter, feel free to ask them about this position. Information City: Toronto Job Type: Full-Time Education: University Degree Expertise: Executive Management, Underwriting - Management, Surety, Underwriting - Surety, Operations Management Minimum experience required: 11 or more Years #J-18808-Ljbffr
Head of Contract Surety - 9633 - IW-9633 Date of modification: January 24, 2025 Job number: IW-9633 Detail Job title: Head of Contract Surety - 9633 Description My client, a leading insurance provider, is seeking a dynamic Head of Contract Surety to lead their national underwriting strategy. With a portfolio of $100M GWP, you will drive growth, manage a team of underwriting leaders, and ensure excellence in decision-making, service standards, and profitability. Position : Head of Contract Surety
Location : Toronto, hybrid Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop underwriting policies and strategies for Contract Surety in collaboration with Surety branch leaders. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of overall line of business performance through analysis of reports while taking strategic actions to improve results. Manage workflows and ensure the accomplishment of underwriting and service standards through Surety branch leaders. Monitor the competitive landscape, optimizing risk selection, and enhancing the company's competitive position. Proactively work with broker partners to strengthen relationships and ensure business plans are met. Perform ongoing talent management, including hiring, mentoring, training, performance management, and recognition. Develop opportunities to re-engineer processes and embed new technologies to improve outcomes. Lead by example in embracing and advocating for change to continuously improve processes. Ensure contract surety adheres to the Risk & Control Framework and manage underwriting decisions outside of delegated authority. Qualifications: 10+ years of experience in contract surety or related fields, with a proven track record of success in leading a team. Strong leadership skills to motivate, develop, and manage performance for results. Ability to build trust and credibility with both internal and external stakeholders. Strong financial acumen and the ability to use data to drive decision-making. Extensive understanding of business, underwriting, and corporate risk management and mitigation methods. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Proven ability to multi-task and deal with conflicting priorities. Strong negotiation and persuasion skills. Passion for the surety business with an ambitious, driven, and self-motivated approach. Compensation: Competitive salary, benefits, pension plan, bonus, and more. Interested candidates please apply or contact Maurice Reichberg . If you are working with another DGA recruiter, feel free to ask them about this position. Information City: Toronto Job Type: Full-Time Education: University Degree Expertise: Executive Management, Underwriting - Management, Surety, Underwriting - Surety, Operations Management Minimum experience required: 11 or more Years #J-18808-Ljbffr
Head of Legal Compliance, Job # 9671 - IW-9671 Date of modification: March 4, 2025 Job number: IW-9671 Detail Job title: Head of Legal Compliance, Job # 9671 Location: Toronto Description Head of Legal Compliance Based Downtown Toronto Hybrid Role MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH OSFI INSURANCE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER REGULATORS Legal Responsibilities Advise on insurance contract and insurance distribution law Draft, review and negotiate contractual documents and agreements including insurance outsourcing agreements (MGA and TPA agreements), broker agreements, service level agreements and nondisclosure agreements Review and draft insurance terms & conditions Provide legal assistance for new products and product documentation Assist in license applications, as well as liaising with regulatory authorities as required Provide legal support to branch management and operational units including Underwriting, Claims, Finance and Data Management & Marketing Coordinate corporate legal matters with the Legal Team at Home Office Liaise and collaborate with the Legal Teams at Home Office and other company branches Compliance Responsibilities Manage our local compliance tasks with the other Legal Counsel and Compliance Manager, including matters relating to: Single Risk and Delegated Authority underwriting Intermediaries, agencies and business partners Insurance contract law Sanctions Bribery / conflicts of interest Complaints and other market conduct activities/reports Privacy related matters Monitor relevant legislation and case law in Canada; assist in developing compliance plans for new/changing legislation Implementation of OSFI regulatory compliance management requirements in accordance with Guideline E13 Implementation of Home Office processes and guidelines at the local level Ongoing preventative compliance work including training and awareness Draft compliance reports for Home Office including risk analysis, regulatory monitoring, breach reporting, and updates on compliance activities Compliance monitoring including spot audits of various compliance matters such as sanctions screening and policy documentation Monitoring of Delegated Authority Managing General Agents (“MGAs”) and Third-Party Administrators (“TPAs”) for compliance with our Canadian Branch’s requirements Assist in implementing Quebec Bill 96 and French Language requirements at our Canadian Branch Correspond with OSFI and other territorial and provincial regulators including reporting, ad hoc requests, license renewals, etc Manage Canadian Branch’s complaints and oversee privacy matters for HSCB in coordination with the Talanx Data Protection Team Liaise and collaborate with the global Compliance Team at Home Office and other HDI branches Report to the Managing Director of our Canadian Branch Education University degree in law (JD / LLB), and licensed to practice in Ontario Compliance and Risk Management certifications are considered an asset French fluency considered an asset Experience Minimum of 5 years of experience in a legal, corporate or financial environment Knowledge of insurance contract law and insurance distribution law considered an asset Experience working with Canadian regulatory authorities Experience implementing a regulatory compliance framework within an institution Experience drafting and negotiating commercial contracts Knowledge of European legal systems considered an asset Experience in international primary insurance is an asset Prior experience in Risk Management for an insurance company considered an asset Skills Required High degree of integrity Strong understanding of the law, legal methodology and legal principles Willingness to familiarise oneself with new topics and legal challenges Strong communication, interpersonal, presentation and negotiation skills Ability to work in a structured and independent manner High attention to detail and excellent analytical skills Willingness to collaborate with an international team Interested candidates please contact Antonella Leone at 647-624-9609 . Information City: Toronto Job Type: Full-Time Education: L.L.B. Minimum experience required: 5 to 6 Years #J-18808-Ljbffr
Head of Contract Surety - 9633 - IW-9633 Date of modification: January 24, 2025 Job number: IW-9633 Detail Job title: Head of Contract Surety - 9633 Description My client, a leading insurance provider, is seeking a dynamic Head of Contract Surety to lead their national underwriting strategy. With a portfolio of $100M GWP, you will drive growth, manage a team of underwriting leaders, and ensure excellence in decision-making, service standards, and profitability. Position : Head of Contract Surety
Location : Toronto, hybrid Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop underwriting policies and strategies for Contract Surety in collaboration with Surety branch leaders. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of overall line of business performance through analysis of reports while taking strategic actions to improve results. Manage workflows and ensure the accomplishment of underwriting and service standards through Surety branch leaders. Monitor the competitive landscape, optimizing risk selection, and enhancing the company's competitive position. Proactively work with broker partners to strengthen relationships and ensure business plans are met. Perform ongoing talent management, including hiring, mentoring, training, performance management, and recognition. Develop opportunities to re-engineer processes and embed new technologies to improve outcomes. Lead by example in embracing and advocating for change to continuously improve processes. Ensure contract surety adheres to the Risk & Control Framework and manage underwriting decisions outside of delegated authority. Qualifications: 10+ years of experience in contract surety or related fields, with a proven track record of success in leading a team. Strong leadership skills to motivate, develop, and manage performance for results. Ability to build trust and credibility with both internal and external stakeholders. Strong financial acumen and the ability to use data to drive decision-making. Extensive understanding of business, underwriting, and corporate risk management and mitigation methods. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Proven ability to multi-task and deal with conflicting priorities. Strong negotiation and persuasion skills. Passion for the surety business with an ambitious, driven, and self-motivated approach. Compensation: Competitive salary, benefits, pension plan, bonus, and more. Interested candidates please apply or contact Maurice Reichberg . If you are working with another DGA recruiter, feel free to ask them about this position. Information City: Toronto Job Type: Full-Time Education: University Degree Expertise: Executive Management, Underwriting - Management, Surety, Underwriting - Surety, Operations Management Minimum experience required: 11 or more Years #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job title: Senior Property Claims Adjuster Location: Chatham, Dutton, Highgate, London, Ridgetown, Rodney, Shedden, Thamesville Description
Senior Property Claims Adjuster - 9691 (Visiting Client Sites from London, ON to Chatham, ON and working Remotely)
We're on the lookout for a driven Senior Property Claims Adjuster to join our client's growing claims team. If you want to make a real impact in the communities they serve, we want to speak with you! If you're a detail-oriented problem solver with a passion for tackling a wide range of property claims including residential, farm and commercial-this is the role for you. As a Senior Property Claims Adjuster, you'll play a key role in the claims process, stepping in when policyholders need assistance the most. You'll be responsible for investigating, assessing, and adjudicating moderate to complex first-party property claims. Your expertise will be vital in ensuring a smooth and efficient process for those relying on your support. Key Accountabilities Support policy holders with personal service when they are experiencing a loss Scope and assess damages to various property types and provide feedback to contractors Assess estimates and scopes of work to validate information from investigations of the claims Interpret policy wordings to determine where coverage applies to a loss Provide detailed technical knowledge on open and active claims files Document the claim file throughout the investigation within the insurance software Attend loss locations to investigate cause of loss, damages and coverage issues, when required Assist with the development and training of junior adjusters Guide team members through development and transitions into expanding roles Demonstrate professionalism, a strong work ethic, accountability and commitment to excellence Assist in the development of departmental best practices while actively using them
Key Qualifications & Attributes Post Secondary Education in Business, Finance, a related field, or equivalent work experience Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) Designation or proven progression towards it 8+ years of related experience in the adjudication of residential, commercial and farm property claims either on a desk or in the field Analytical mindset with the ability to drive change, optimize processes and help drive the team toward achieving business objectives Experience with adjudication of total loss fire claims, severe water loss, CAT losses, business interruption losses and livestock losses Leadership qualities and skilled at problem-solving and decision-making Results oriented and forward thinking with excellent communication and relationship-building skills Self-directed and technically strong understanding of building construction materials, scoping techniques, estimating methods and critical analysis on moderate to complex losses and their respective damage assessments High integrity and compliance-focused, committed to ethical decision-making and regulatory adherence Detail oriented with knowledge and understanding of property policy wordings Experienced with training and development of junior and intermediate adjusters Adaptable and progressive, thriving in evolving environments Collaborative and passionate about contributing to a high performance team culture Knowledge of reinsurance practices and industry best practices Capable of working effectively across departments to come to the best possible outcome for the client and company Understanding of the salvage process would be an asset Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Insurance Software and Business Technology tools Valid Driver's Licence, willing and able to travel as needed for business as well as access to reliable transportation
Experienced candidates please forward your resume in confidence to or text . If you are working with another DGA recruiter, feel free to ask them about this position. Thank you to all who apply. Only qualified applicants will be contacted. DGA Careers has been proudly serving the Canadian insurance industry for over 30 years, specializing in providing insurance recruiting services to major insurers, insurance brokerage firms and independent adjusting firms. With offices in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Edmonton, and Calgary, DGA Careers is well positioned to conduct searches with a national scope. Our unrivalled professional network across Canada provides us with the ability to reach vital key influencers and passive candidates nationally.
Information City: London Market segment: Insurance Job Type: Full-Time Education: CIP, CIP Partial Completion Expertise: Claims Examining , Special Investigations , Claims , Claims - Property , Investigation , Claims Adjusting , Property Evaluation , Claims - Adjudicator Minimum experience required: 7 to 10 Years
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