Howden Tiger
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This follows the broker's rebrand in October last year.
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Based in New York, the executive will report to global head of casualty Josh Everdell.
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Martin Ford joins the broker following a 26-year-stint at Gallagher Re, formerly Willis Re.
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Howden Tiger advised the reinsurer on the deal, which involves a portfolio of US commercial multi-peril and workers’ comp business.
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The firm sees "huge opportunity" in Europe for growth in the MGA and fronting space.
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The leadership change follows Howden’s landmark acquisition of TigerRisk at the beginning of the year.
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Radford joins after spending two years at Aon’s Capital Advisory business.
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The incoming UK CEO will take up his new role on 1 January 2024, subject to regulatory approval.
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The broker said that capital levels should stabilise at previous levels, given a normal second half.
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Guy Carpenter has succeeded in bringing Ronda into the suit, while Baotic and Nicosia will not be added.
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This follows the appointment of Aon's Foord-Kelcey, who is set to head Howden Tiger's cyber re team.
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Howden Tiger has focused on marine reinsurance for its latest hiring spree.
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Howden Tiger, which has been hiring aggressively from rivals, currently has only limited involvement in marine reinsurance.
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The Big Three reinsurance brokers face a number of factors that could challenge their supremacy.
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Warne joins from Inigo where she was head of political violence, terrorism and aviation war for nearly two years.
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Throughout his career, James Matusiak also worked at RenRe, PXRE, PWC Bermuda and Guy Carpenter.
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Bowood managing director Stephen Greener will chair the entity, which is to place $6bn in GWP.
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Its total risk transfer programme is sized at just over $9bn, down $400mn from year-end 2021.
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There is much to like in the transaction, but a strategy based on serial mega deals elevates the group’s risk profile.
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The executive had been CEO of Tiger’s London office since 2019.
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After securing a $1.6bn deal to acquire TigerRisk, Howden said the transaction will create a “much-needed fourth global player” in reinsurance.
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The firm, which has backing from CDPQ, General Atlantic and Hg, has spent $4.8bn across four deals in under two years.
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This publication first revealed that the two parties were working on the deal last month.
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