Specialty leaderboard · Updated Oct 5, 2026
Insurance recruitment agencies, London
Insurance & Actuarial firm ranked
| Rank | Firm | Focus | Fee model | Terms | Open roles | Index score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Arthur | Insurance recruitment | Not stated | Not disclosed | 0 | 23.8 |
- 01ArthurInsurance recruitment23.8Not statedNot disclosed0 open roles
Score built from public signals · Fee model from firm websites · Terms reported by firms · Terms never affect the score
How these firms are scored
Rank here is within Insurance & Actuarial. Every score is built from public signals and measures specialisation and activity, not a guarantee of service quality. Terms, claiming and sponsorship never change it.
- Specialist focus
- 40%
- Market activity
- 35%
- Track record
- 25%
What Insurance firms charge
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Describe the role once. We route it to the London firms that specialise in it, and they reply with their approach and terms.
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How do insurance recruitment agencies in London charge?
Most agencies charge a percentage of the hire's first-year base salary. Contingency recruiters are commonly quoted at around 15–25% and are paid only when you hire; retained and executive search firms often charge 25–35%, paid in stages as the search progresses.
How are insurance recruitment agencies ranked here?
Rank is within this specialty only. The biggest factor is specialist focus: the share of a firm's open roles that are in this field. Hiring activity and track record make up the rest. No firm can pay for placement.
Should I use more than one recruiter?
For contingency roles many employers brief two or three firms at once. Retained searches are exclusive by design. Posting one brief here sends it to the specialists and lets you compare their approach and terms before you commit.
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