WTW
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Burrows is the latest former JLT energy broker to join the team at WTW. -
The business will be supported by up to $200mn of Lloyd’s and London underwriting capacity.
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Since 1 January, the market’s potential descent into freefall has been closely watched.
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Proving war-on-land coverage has been challenging, given the lack of reinsurance cover available.
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WTW is looking to strategically hire across its business, having rebuilt its team following the failed Aon merger.
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Cyber physical damage cover has also been added to the facility.
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Prior to joining WTW, Morrison has held senior roles at Canopius, and AIG.
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The executive said expansion was driven by retention and new business.
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CEO Carl Hess hailed a “solid” first quarter of results.
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High cash-burn, the dearth of available leaders, and weaker market conditions all point to shelving.
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The US regulator faces litigation from both sides of the climate issue.
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Dussuyer has also been appointed head of corporate risk and broking France.
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