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Deputy Treaty Underwriter


Job Location:

Manama - Bahrain

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 5 August 2026 (30+ days ago)
Application Deadline: 3 November 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

About the job

our client is seeking a (Deputy) Treaty Underwriter to join its dynamic P&C Treaty team.

The successful candidate will play a key role in managing and expanding their treaty portfolio across

the Middle East. This is a permanent position to be filled immediately.

You can look forward to

-Develop and manage P&C Treaty business in assigned Middle East countries.

-Build and maintain strong relationships with cedants and brokers in your markets.

-Analyse treaty submissions using both quantitative and qualitative methods.

-Negotiate treaty structures and wordings and respond to business partner inquiries.

-Review monitor and manage the assigned portfolio with a focus on technical profitability.

-Contribute to the design and execution of business development strategies.

-Represent the company at seminars conferences and conduct partner training as required.

-Stay informed on market trends capacity shifts rating movements and technical developments impacting underwriting.

You come equipped with

-Bachelors degree (Masters degree is an advantage).

-Professional insurance qualification (e.g. ACII FCII or CPCU).

-7 to 10 years of experience in treaty underwriting with a reputable insurer or reinsurer.

-Strong analytical communication and negotiation skills.

-Strong knowledge of MENA markets and P&C insurance/reinsurance practices.

-Established network and deep understanding of MENA insurance and reinsurance market dynamics.

-Proficient in MS Office and general IT tools.

-Proficiency in English and Arabic (additional languages is an advantage).


Key Skills

  • Loan Processing
  • Computer Skills
  • Fraud
  • Math
  • Banking
  • Pricing
  • Analysis Skills
  • Fair Housing Regulations
  • Underwriting
  • Financial Analysis
  • negotiation
  • Phone Etiquette