Price Forbes
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Alex Mott and Henry Brown worked in the hull and liability team at Price Forbes.
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The pair hail from Miller and Aon respectively.
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Green has resigned as head of UK underwriting construction and engineering.
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He will take up his new role in September.
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The senior upstream energy broker departed Marsh last autumn.
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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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Eaton is currently the managing director and global head of cargo at Howden Specialty.
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The senior broker will initially focus on hostile environment and kidnap and ransom lines of business.
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The onshore energy broker has more than 15 years’ experience in the sector.
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Ardonagh is consolidating the broking operations of Ed Broking, Besso and Bishopsgate under the Price Forbes brand.
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They are the latest additions to the Ardonagh team, which has been on a major hiring push.
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Price Forbes now houses Ardonagh Specialty’s energy operations, absorbing teams from Ed Broking, Besso and Bishopsgate.
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The fast-growing group – which did not exist when the UK voted to leave the EU – is now close to $500mn of adjusted Ebitda.
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The intermediary has named leaders for each line of business within the two divisions.
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Ex-Miller broker Andrew Vertigan will also join BMS’ energy team as it looks to strengthen its service offering.
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John Thompson, Graham Kilby, Richard Peers and Russ Nichols will take the top jobs.
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The appointment comes soon after the broker hired Louise Rothschild from Price Forbes.
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Cargo movement has been elevated following a sustained period of rate hardening.
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Willis Towers Watson’s James Battersby is to join Price Forbes as executive director for natural resources, Insurance Insider understands.
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The Mexican state oil company has been a source of major claims in the past.
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The former British Army colonel will establish a unit at the broker specialising in bespoke solutions for political, security and terrorist risks
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The solution uses the broker’s Edge technology platform.
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The $350mn follow-capacity solution will cover cargo, specie, terror, financial products, healthcare and marine.
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The follow-only syndicate has carved up most of its 2021 capacity among leading Lloyd’s intermediaries.
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The broker specialises in African aviation and has previously worked at Marsh and Willis.
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Danny Towner joins as director.
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Mr Justice Freedman singles out Gallagher’s UK CEO Simon Matson as “partisan” and “quick to anger”.
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Market veterans Paul Voller and David Fairbank will lead the team.
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The Chinese broker specialises in construction cover for large Chinese companies operating overseas.
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Former senior underwriters from Hiscox and Markel join the Ardonagh-owned wholesale broker.
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A five-strong team will work under Peter Boardman and Guy Robinson.
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The team will be headed by Alistair Fox, former COO of JLT’s credit, political and security risk arm.
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The major account loss comes as parent company AJ Gallagher awaits a High Court verdict in the poaching case with Ardonagh.
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The broker will lead on casualty within BMS’ energy unit.
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Axa XL, MS Amlin and Miller are among the companies trialling the PPL rival.
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