McGill and Partners
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The sponsorship deal comes ahead of the Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games next year. -
The broker’s headline Ebitda was $20mn, up from $5.6mn in 2023.
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Lenders include Morgan Stanley, Permira and Bridgepoint.
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The executive stepped down from Oneglobal in July after five years leading the firm.
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The team will focus on building out Miller’s property treaty, retro and ILS capabilities, it’s understood.
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Conflict between China and Taiwan would be a “game changer” for marine war.
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The insurer has participated on McGill and Price Forbes facilities, as well as Amwins.
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Auton Green will offer up to 40% capacity on onshore renewable energy lines.
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McGill was recently included in Warburg Pincus’s multi-asset continuation vehicle.
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The broker partnered with Ukrainian carrier ARX and Lloyd’s Lab InsurTech FortuneGuard.
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The broking business will transfer along with four unknown assets owned by the PE backer.
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The broker facility is led by Beazley’s Smart Tracker Syndicate.
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The loss of the major account has been a substantial hit to budgets for some carriers.
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The executive spent the past two years as head of non-life at Vesttoo.
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Samuel Harris joined the business in 2022 as an associate with a focus on mining and heavy industry.
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Alex Mott and Henry Brown worked in the hull and liability team at Price Forbes.
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Participating insurers include Allianz, Aviva, Axa, RSA and Zurich.
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Price Forbes has been hiring across specialty lines, and recently appointed Howden’s cargo head Jonathan Eaton.
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International treaty head Angus Milgate and reinsurance partner Simon Coles will leave the business.
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Steve Postlewhite left QBE Re, where he served as managing director and CUO, last year..
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The hires come as part of a restructure of the marine and energy segment of the business.
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Beadsmoore joins as a partner in its property and casualty team and Cook joins as an associate.
