Brokers & Distribution
Brokers provide a vital cog in the global specialty re/insurance marketplace, with their role continuingly evolving beyond a mechanism simply to place business. The advisory services provided by brokers now form a critical part of their value offering. The broking landscape is also shifting with major merger and acquisition activity creating opportunities for growing firms to expand in core markets and attract staff who have been displaced in the fallout from major deals.
Price Forbes names McCoig-Lees head of casualty MGA in Singapore
Broker looks to expand managing general agent proposition with senior hire
McGill launches South African renewables product
Specialty intermediary partners with South African broker GIB on suite of coverage for developers, lenders and owners involved in South Africa’s energy transition
Consiluim names Outram managing partner for energy risk solutions
Broker continues build-out of energy platform with senior hire
Rokstone launches autotransporter product
Lloyd's-backed product targets larger specialist fleet operations
Aon names Liang reinsurance executive chair for China
Senior industry figure will help drive broker's growth across Greater China
CFC names Loake chief information officer
Specialist underwriting group hires senior Hiscox executive to drive technology strategy
Dual launches global transactional risk offering
MGA targets £500m in gross written premium from transactional risk underwriting portfolio by 2030
Willis names Pryce head of CRB for Southeast Asia
Executive succeeds Rupert Roberts, who was promoted to chief commercial officer for Asia
Optio completes Gardian Marine acquisition
Managing general agent adds marine builder’s risk specialist to its portfolio
Drone spillover raises PV risk in non-combatant countries
Countries outside active war zones are increasingly exposed to the consequences of conflict, Guy Carpenter executive says
CFC names Winslow chief executive
Former Direct Line chief executive to join specialist underwriting business as it looks to accelerate growth and ‘unlock the significant potential of AI’
MGA Arrow launches marine practice
New practice will focus primarily on marine cargo and logistics-related risks
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