Tysers
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Several of Henrietta Butcher’s former Tysers colleagues have also moved to Lockton Re. -
The broker has started hiring in London, taking Tysers D&O specialist Dan Lovett.
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Under the terms of the offer, shareholders would receive A$45 for each AUB share.
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The Australian broker, which owns Tysers, announced a trading pause.
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Rönesans covers lines including aviation, energy, engineering and liability.
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Henrietta Butcher leaves Tysers after decades with the broker.
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The division reported revenue up 13.3% at A$465.9mn.
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Neil Nimmo was CEO and chairman at Lockton International for more than 16 years.
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The team is led by industry veteran John Lentaigne.
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Plus, the latest people moves and all the top news of the week.
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The IGH closure is bitter for employee investors left with nothing – but such investments are inherently risky.
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After a two-year delay, more than 100 staff investors will be out of pocket.
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The promotion comes as the cargo market faces talent turmoil.
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The division reported revenue up 10.4% at A$204.2mn.
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Seven team members are set to exit, including team lead Cooke.
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Steve Jolley has held several CIO roles, including at Ardonagh Specialty, Price Forbes and JLT Group.
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The executive joined the firm through its acquisition of RFIB.
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In its first full year of AUB ownership, the broker reported a 24% Ebit margin.
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John Silcock was CEO of entertainment broker Robertson Taylor.
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The MSC Aries was seized on Saturday by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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WTW and Tysers collaborated with PPL to design and implement the pilot.
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The broker’s $47bn DoJ fine had “no material impact” on profits.
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The 200-year-old firm is not the only one to be caught up in watchdogs’ investigations into corruption and bribery controls.
