Insurance Writer (M/F)

Fed GroupParisEURESpublished 09/07/2026
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Job Description:

I am Domitille d'Erceville, Recruitment Consultant at Fed Finance specializing in Corporate Investment bank. Today, I am looking for an International Guarantees Manager.

Integrated within the France/international Guarantees hub, retail banks, and associated support functions, you will assist the Network banks in the preparation of guarantees to be issued. In this capacity: -You verify the authenticity and validity of the client's request: terms of the client's counter-guarantee in relation to the text to be issued, the validity of powers and signatures; -You prepare the text of the guarantee (market guarantee, financial guarantee, bank counter-guarantee) and amendments during the life of the guarantee (extension, reduction.) -You ensure the compliance of the transaction: controls related to compliance and anti-money laundering, obtaining necessary approvals before implementation. You issue guarantees and amendments in compliance with current rules and procedures.

Profile Description:

Holding higher education in international trade, management/finance, or law (minimum Bac+2/3), you have a first experience ideally in a similar position in guarantees or in Back or Middle-office within a financing bank or in an import/export department in a company. You have a very good level of English and ideally master a second European language. You know how to work on Word and Excel. You are recognized for your analytical skills, autonomy, organizational skills, rigor, and team spirit. Furthermore, you have good interpersonal and writing skills. You are also proactive and a source of proposals. We offer you: A 3-month temporary opportunity extendable up to one year

  • Remuneration between 40 and 45K€ depending on profile
  • A hybrid work model, up to 2 days of teleworking per week.
  • A leading international bank

Recruitment Process: We can meet for a face-to-face interview after an initial telephone exchange

  • We can then organize a meeting with the N+1