Chaucer
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The marine, energy and aviation chief will work as deputy active underwriter until the end of the year.
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The Chaucer CEO on international expansion, casualty reserving and the long road to price adequacy.
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The insurer is to occupy three floors in the tower, taking up 44,000 square feet of office space.
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The local underwriting head steps up to run the Irish operation.
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Ben Goldsmith was a political violence underwriter for just over two years and before was a vice president at Bowring Marsh.
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Insider Deborah Wyatt takes his place, while Neil Edwards assumes the deputy head role.
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April McLaughlin will manage and expand its multi-line reinsurance offering within the region.
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Protest losses, which were covered under its property programme, came to around $100mn, leading some carriers to exclude the cover.
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The Irish entity created for Brexit seeks authorisation on the island.
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The former XL Catlin COO replaces Chris Stooke, who has spent almost a decade at the carrier.
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The team had already expanded in December with hires from MS Amlin and Syndicate 2525.
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Chaucer leads the standalone cover, bought after the Chilean retailer’s property policy excluded the risk.
