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- May 9 2024
Miller hires Sheena Benedict Ong for professional & financial risks team
Based in Singapore, Ong was previously a business development manager at Lockton for nearly two years.
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- May 9 2024
Lexasure-owned Front Street Re appoints Edison Fong as CEO
New York-based Fong joins from reinsurer Converge Re, where he was a director focusing on reinsurance in life and annuities markets in the US.
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- May 9 2024
Malaysian Re FY 2024 GWP tops US$500m; parent achieves record net profit
The Asean reinsurer reported a combined ratio of 95.5% and its post-tax profit grew 146% in the latest financial year.
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- May 9 2024
Fusion Specialty elevates Sabrina Chia to lead partner for Asia
Concurrent with the promotion, Singapore-based Chia will continue with her role as head of distribution for the region.
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- May 9 2024
Arch Australia grows executive assurance team with senior underwriter hire
Melbourne-based Jessica Wehbeh has joined the carrier's management liability and D&O products team from AIG.
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- May 9 2024
Danielle Eliatamby becomes ANZ lead partner for Fusion Specialty
Sydney-based Eliatamby has been at the specialist MGA since 2022.
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- May 8 2024
Ardonagh to acquire Australian broker PSC Insurance for US$1.5bn
The broker will be merged into Ardonagh-owned Envest and its CEO Greg Mullins will oversee the combined operations for Australia and New Zealand.
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- May 8 2024
Shanghai Insurance Exchange appoints Wang Zhe as new head as ex-chair faces probe
Wang, an insurance veteran specialising on data analysis and infrastructure, has replaced Ren Chunsheng, who is under probe by the Communist Party's top anti-graft watchdog.
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- May 8 2024
AIG appoints Shanti Shafqat as New Zealand national corporate financial lines manager
Shafqat started her role in May and is based in Auckland.
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- May 7 2024
APAC markets moderating, loss-exposed lines remain challenging: Aon
Cat-exposed property across Asia saw limited capacity and renewal price increases but capacity for casualty remained abundant, leading to moderate market conditions, despite concerns of increasing exposures.
