Senior IBA Payable Technician

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Role Summary
This is an exciting Senior IBA Payable Technician opportunity. You will be part of a fantastic, rapidly growing organisation. This role will suit an experienced IBA Payable specialist who is looking for an opportunity to develop existing knowledge and learn new skills.
The Aventum Group (AGL) is an independent, privately owned, debt-free global (re)insurance group that operates across both the underwriting and broking sectors. We currently employ around 400 staff and have 15 offices across 4 continents. Through our wholesale (Consilium) and MGA (Rokstone) platforms, AGL offers clients a range of specialist solutions in all lines of Property and Casualty (re)insurance and is writing more than $1.5bn GWP.
AGL's 2026 vision is an insurance group with 5 complementary verticals spanning broking, underwriting, and capital markets, controlling c.$5bn GWP. To achieve this vision AGL has embarked upon a program of organic growth, joint ventures, and M&A activity.
Role Responsibilities
Reconciliation of monthly Underwriter (insurer) bordereau’s
Reconciliation of Third-party ledgers
Reconciliation of creditors report
Allocation of payable ledger items
Process and arrange Underwriter and Third-party payments
Control, monitor, and review outstanding payables with prompt resolution of queries
Responsible for resolution and escalation of queries with clients, Processing team, and Underwriters
Ad hoc duties as requested by management
Role Requirements
Minimum of 2 years previous experience within IBA Accounts
Background of working in an IBA function from either a broking, insurer or MGA environment
High level of attention to detail and excellent communication skills
A high level of computer literacy and proficient user of Microsoft Excel
Ability to multitask and meet processing SLAs and deadlines
To be able to work within a team and to be pro-active
Understanding Sequel Eclipse is advantageous but not essential