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Skill
Cyber Liability Insurance
Salary

Salary for Skill: Cyber Liability Insurance

$75,793
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$120k
Senior Underwriter
$102k
Underwriter
$66k
Insurance Broker
$78k
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Account Executive
$73k
Insurance Underwriter
$45k
Senior Account Manager
$69k
Office Manager
$37k

Cyber Liability Insurance Average by Job

Job
Average
Senior Underwriter
$101,663
Underwriter
$65,858
Insurance Broker
$77,949
Account Executive
$73,000
Insurance Underwriter
$44,500
Senior Account Manager
$69,000
Office Manager
$37,000
Currency: USD
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Updated: Tue Mar 23 2021
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Individuals Reporting: 53
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