Claims Handler - Third Party

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πŸ“‹ Description

  • Managing your own claims caseload in accordance with the Zego claims philosophy, claims handling
  • Responding proactively to incoming telephone calls and correspondence to avoid leakage and delays
  • Monitoring ongoing credit hire periods to drive down claim costs and raising payments promptly and
  • Liaising and negotiating with third party insurers and solicitors as well as credit hire
  • Work on Personal Injury claims inside and outside of MOJ/OIC portals.
  • Entering reserves accurately and promptly into the claims system in accordance with Zego reserving

🎯 Requirements

  • Strong Claims handling experience in a insurance company - desirably with an Insurtech or Motor
  • Good working knowledge of the MOJ and OIC portals
  • Strong telephone negotiation skills.
  • Ability to plan, organise and prioritise own workload.
  • Sound knowledge of liability scenarios as well as a good sense of commercial awareness.

🎁 Benefits

  • Market-competitive salary, benchmarked against your function and reviewed every year
  • Annual performance bonus, linked to company performance and your contribution
  • Share options, a real stake in the company and a share in the future you build
  • Private medical insurance, for you and your family
  • Pension, generous holiday, and Β£1,000 a year to spend on getting to the office or learning
  • Cutting-edge systems and tools, so you always have what you need to drive your impact
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