Round-up of the weekly news and developments from the global (re)insurance market with stories from Argenta, Chaucer, Marsh and more.
Argenta appoints James Blackwell as head of property
Argenta Syndicate Management Limited (ASML), a subsidiary of Argenta Holdings Limited, has announced the appointment of James Blackwell as head of property, effective immediately. Based in London, he will report to Ian Burford, active underwriter and director of underwriting of ASML’s Syndicate 2121 and SPA 6134. Read More
Chaucer adds Piers Tuggey as head of cyber
Global specialty (re)insurer, Chaucer has announced Piers Tuggey has been appointed as head of cyber. He joins the firm from AXA XL, where he spent four years, most recently as head of cyber. Read More
Charles Sincock joins Marsh as ESG strategy leader in UK Advisory business
Global insurance broker and risk advisor, Marsh has announced the appointment of Charles Sincock as ESG strategy leader within its UK Advisory business. Based in London, Sincock will report to Nigel Somerville, head of advisory, UK & Ireland. Read More
CII appoints Mathew Mallett as chief digital and information officer
The Chartered Insurance Institute and Personal Finance Society has appointed Mathew Mallett as the new chief digital and information officer, working alongside current chief operating officer, John Bissell, focusing on providing a modern and progressive digital experience for CII and PFS members, customers, and staff. Read More
Miller hires Bradley O’Connor as chief information officer
Specialist (re)insurance broker, Miller has appointed Bradley O’Connor as chief information officer, reporting to Dana Cuffe, chief operating officer. He joins the business from Beazley, where he most recently served as head of technology for five years, overseeing IT and Change for the UK and global markets. Read More
Argenta appoints Stephen Haynes as its new marine excess of loss underwriter
Argenta Syndicate Management Ltd (ASML), a subsidiary of Argenta Holdings, has named Stephen Haynes as its new marine excess of loss underwriter, effective immediately. Based in London he will report to Heath Callan, head of energy and marine. Read More
