SENIOR PROPERTY UNDERWRITER
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Azienda riservata in Milano
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At Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty SE (AGCS), we are the global leader for insuring corporate and specialty risks in the Allianz Group. Whether it's aircraft, cosmetic plants, satellite manufacturer, the world's biggest ships and tallest building, cyber-attacks or climate change impacts, AGCS has the major risks covered when it comes to protecting businesses.
We are looking for a
Senior Property Underwriter
for Italy and Southern Europe Region based in Milano.
Your Team
AGCS has a long-standing tradition of supporting the property and business interruption (PDBI) insurance solutions in all kinds of industries, from upper middle market clients to large corporates.
Our team has many years of practical experience of leading the largest PDBI risks in the Italy market with international insurance programs.
In Italy the Team is composed of 3 Senior UWs, 1 Junior UW and 1 Assistant UW.
The Impact You Will Have
Based in Milano and being a member of the Property WW UW Community.
You will work closely with clients and brokers to develop personalized solutions as well as developing new relationships.
You will be responsible for work alongside a Global Team and as Regional Head of Underwriting Large Corporate for Southern Europe to underwrite profitable new and renewal business. Your responsibilities also include supporting for negotiating participation, pricing and terms & conditions, acquiring new business and retaining existing business. Furthermore, you will be in charge of steering proper pipelines, plans, and portfolio analyses of the Region Southern Europe as counterpa