Acrisure
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Lloyd’s investment vehicles have been shelved in past years but a strong run of returns is creating interest.
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Joel Hodges will run the international business as managing director.
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The aviation market has experienced a run of large losses this year.
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The MGA has been through a remedial exercise under Acrisure’s ownership.
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Volante’s syndicate may still support select transactional liability risks, but it will not have an in-house team.
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Peter Montanaro retired from his role as market oversight director at Lloyd’s in May.
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Last week, TSR updated its forecast and is now predicting above-average storm activity.
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The broker has also hired fellow Aon broker Barry Gordon in a role trading ILWs.
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The broker said that businesses not investing in AI capabilities would be left behind.
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The firm also promoted Devin Inskeep to an expanded role as SVP, head of ratings and advisory.
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The MGA will be trying to replace the transactional liability capacity in the coming weeks.
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The business is targeting an enterprise value in excess of $30bn, sources said.
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This publication revealed on Friday that Reith was joining the firm, having departed from Helios in June.
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The executive will play a key role in capital arrangements for Acrisure’s suite of underwriting units.
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Tom Quy will report to Simon Hedley, global CEO of Acrisure Re.
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Hurricane Milton strengthened from a tropical storm on Sunday to a Category 5 storm yesterday.
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The broker has also worked in underwriting roles at XL Re and TransRe.
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The new wholesale broking team will begin with professional liability, Acrisure said.
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The pair have decades of London and international market experience.
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The six execs left Acrisure for rival broker Woodruff Sawyer in March.
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He joins from Howden Tiger, where he was the international head of analytics.
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Modus will continue to operate under its existing brand and management team and become part of Acrisure UK MGA, under the terms of the acquisition.
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The (re)insurer also appointed Thomas Deane as head of investment banking.
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The company will operate under a single brand as it moves away from its prior reputation as broking’s arch decentralizer.
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Unilink is the largest broker in the region, with 1,300 staff providing a range of life and non-life products.
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Jennifer D’Arcy will be responsible for building out the carrier’s fac strategy for North America from London.
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The appointment of Chris Jones comes amid wider staff movement among Ardonagh’s intermediary firms, as the group consolidates its array of brands.
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The executive spent 19 years as head of Willis Germany and Austria.
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Affinity will maintain its current brand and management team.
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The appointments come after a slew of acquisitions, with many executives from acquired entities taking senior roles.
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Boyd joins from Allianz Risk Transfer, where he spent nearly 14 years, most recently as CUO.
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The company, valued at $23bn in May, intends to use the facility to fund future acquisitions and related fees and expenses.
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Acrisure’s Flux syndicate will be a test case for a broker’s presence at Lloyd’s, one which rivals will watch closely.
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The scheme aims to fill the gap left when private sector carriers exited the market following the Grenfell disaster.
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The launch will allow the Lloyd’s market to access a greater proportion of Acrisure’s $32bn managed premium.
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The executive was responsible for all types of legacy transactions, from structured adverse development cover to LPTs.
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The new recruit joins from Guy Carpenter and has worked at JLT Re and Willis Re.
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The property reinsurance underwriter had joined Axis Re’s London team three years ago.
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The existing Russell Scanlan management team will continue to run the business.
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The anticipated funding round is perceived as a steppingstone towards public listing.
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In an interview with this publication, the executive said the broker will consider M&A in its bid to expand.
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The MGA was launched in 2017 and wrote $350mn of premium in 2021, the same year it announced the approval for a Lloyd’s syndicate.
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Acrisure Re brokered the deal.
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The deal follows Acrisure’s recent purchase of Brazil's It’sSeg and adds another European market to its operations.
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Li has twenty years of modelling experience and previously worked at Guy Carpenter.
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Michael Fitzgerald has also been promoted to head of the firm’s North Carolina office.
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The move follows another recent energy-related departure from Willis, with news that McGill and Partners had hired former upstream energy broker Ian Elwell.
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The company confirmed its hire of Ian Wicks and announced Simon Arnott as a Bermuda executive.
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It’sSeg is Brazil’s largest independent benefit management firm with over 1,000 corporate clients.
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Cameron Shire’s move comes during a period of significant expansion for Acrisure, which has made several hires in recent months.
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Nick Godfrey has been made head of capital markets, Jonathan Zisaruk head of legacy, Lauren Johnson president of corporate advisory and solutions, and Nick Triggs a non-executive board member.
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The former Willis Western Europe fac head will take over the unit currently run by Matthew Harvey.
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The broker’s cyber practice leader Tom Quy will lead the initiative.
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The acquisitive broker has recently expanded across Continental Europe with a string of deals.
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The intermediary has made its second Continental European acquisition as it looks to expand.