Job Description
City: Glasgow
State: Scotland
Company: IDEX Consulting Ltd
Placing Broker / Project Manager
Glasgow (Hybrid)
Up to £75k + bonus + benefits
This isn’t a “just send the slip out and hope for the best” placement job.
It’s complex programme design. Market negotiation. High-level advisory work for corporate clients who expect a lot—because they pay for it.
If you like solving tricky placement puzzles, enjoy getting in front of clients, and want to be the go-to person your market listens to—this is it.
The Role
You’ll join a national brokerage with serious momentum in Scotland’s corporate market. You’ll:
- Own large and complex P&C programmes
- Lead insurer relationships and placement strategy
- Work alongside client leads to deliver placements that are both technically tight and commercially sharp
- Play a big part in market-facing projects and placement solutions
Your clients? Mid-market through to major corporates. Some with multinationals. Some with niche, specialist risks. You’ll have technical brokers, account directors, and insurer partners in your corner.
Why Here?
Not a slow-moving corporate.
Not 15 sign-offs before you can get a quote out.
This is a national brand with proper resources—but run with an agile, entrepreneurial mindset. Decisions are quick. People are empowered. The placement model is collaborative and modern.
What You’ll Need
- Solid corporate/large commercial broking background (Property & Casualty)
- Strong technical knowledge and insurer relationships
- Confidence advising senior stakeholders
- Proactive, solutions-first approach to complex risks
Experience with multinational programmes or specialist sectors (real estate, construction, retail) would be handy.
What’s on Offer
- Up to £75k + bonus + benefits
- Hybrid working (Glasgow)
- Clear progression route and bigger influence in the market
- Supportive leadership and ambitious growth plans
Interested?
Call Stuart McKenna at IDEX Consulting on 07487 706391 or email stuart.mckenna@idexconsulting.com.
No CV yet? Doesn’t matter—let’s talk first.
