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Compliance Officer - Insurance
- Company Name Financial Services Firm
- Location Houston, TX
- Date Posted 11/01/2009
- Job Type Full-Time
- Compensation $125K - $140K
Job Description
About the company :
Our client is a leading Financial Services firm. Job description :
Compliance Officer - InsuranceLocation: TexasResponsibilities include but are not limited to:Specific Responsibilities: General compliance research on a national basis, and serving as companies primary compliance contact with the various insurance agencies. Providing advice on all regulatory issues the agencies and assistance where necessary with insurance regulatory filings. Assisting and providing legal advice on product development initiatives. Coordinating the response to market conduct examinations. Serving as the primary resource for the interpretation of new and pending insurance regulations respecting the agencies. Conducting and assisting on various underwriting and other internal audits, as needed. Assisting the agencies in managing the enterprise risk management process and corporate governance. Who we are looking for :
JD degree a must 8-12 years of compliance experience in the insurance industry or related Financial Services organization Whats on offer :
$125,000 - $140,000 plus bonus + benefits
Job Requirements
8 - 10 Years
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