Underwriting/Business Development Graduate Trainee wanted

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Graduate Trainee - Underwriting/Business Development

Post Date:August 29, 2024
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Career Level Student
Qualification Degree
Experience Fresh
Industry Business

Job Description

Location: Harare
Time Type: Full time
Job Requisition ID: JR-57933

Lets Write Africa’s Story Together!

Old Mutual is a firm believer in the African opportunity and our diverse talent reflects this.

Job Description

Graduate on a Trainee programme – As an employee in a formal development program or scheme, the focus is to develop in the field of management or leadership in order to be prepared for a first-line (Team Leader) management position. The incumbent is individually accountable for achieving results through others, over periods of 24 months and must be below the age of 26. This role is responsible for performing only compliance monitoring work.

Uses specialist technical knowledge to assess risk for business and/or specific products (Underwriter)./ Uses specialist technical knowledge to evaluate and manage the validity of contracts and determine and manage the liability of claims (Assessor).
Determines, selects and accepts risk and/or liability on behalf of the organisation.
Evaluates proposals and medical / financial evidence against business rules and practices.
Exercises discretion in decision making within standardised practice.

Skills