The auditor will analyze aggregate stop loss and accommodation claims to validate expense eligibility and ensure correct attachment calculations. They are also responsible for producing audit reports and contributing to the implementation of new process improvements.
The analyst is responsible for analyzing financial data, preparing reports, and supporting month-end close activities. They will also ensure compliance with GAAP, assist with budgeting and forecasting, and collaborate to improve accounting processes.
Lead complex financial analyses and strategic reporting for public sector employee benefit programs. Manage client portfolios by leading renewal processes, RFP executions, and providing data-driven recommendations to leadership.
Conduct detailed audits of high-complexity stop loss claims files to ensure accuracy and regulatory compliance. Document findings, identify trends, and collaborate with departments to improve claim practices.
The Business Analyst leads data-driven initiatives to improve operational performance and support strategic decision-making. Key tasks include analyzing complex datasets, building dashboards, and driving continuous improvement projects.
Manage complex and high-severity specialty claims including D&O, Cyber, and Professional Liability. Coordinate between clients, insurers, and legal counsel to maximize policyholder recovery and ensure fair claim resolution.
Lead onboarding and ongoing training for insurance accounting functions while serving as a subject matter expert for AP and AR workflows. Conduct quality reviews and audits of transactional activity to ensure accuracy and drive operational excellence.
Conduct detailed audits of high-complexity health claims files to ensure accuracy and regulatory compliance. Document findings, identify trends, and collaborate with departments to improve claim practices.
Acts as the primary claims advisor and advocate for brokerage clients across multiple insurance lines to ensure fair and efficient claim resolutions. Responsibilities include analyzing loss drivers, conducting stewardship meetings, and partnering with internal teams to align claims strategies with client goals.
The Account Manager is responsible for managing daily client service needs, including renewal strategies, policy documentation, and claims support. They also maintain data integrity in the system of record and coordinate with producers and third-party vendors to ensure efficient account management.
The Regional Brokerage Leader acts as a strategic liaison between regional teams and national resources, focusing on executing placement strategy and managing carrier/wholesaler performance using a "Fewer and Stronger" engagement philosophy. Key duties involve driving carrier growth targets, overseeing placement decisions, and ensuring alignment with national directives across the region.
This senior technical role focuses on developing and executing placement strategies for complex Property insurance programs, leading carrier negotiations to secure optimal terms, and serving as a senior escalation resource for executive-level client issues and coverage challenges. The broker will also partner with regional leaders on new business opportunities requiring senior placement expertise and drive discussions around program performance and design.
The role involves managing diverse actuarial projects, serving as an actuarial and strategic advisor to healthcare clients, and directing technical actuarial work while developing less experienced actuaries. Responsibilities also include assisting in building practice infrastructure, creating scalable financial models, and maintaining strong client relationships.
