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- April 7 2025
Tom Burrell departs Marsh UK for Pacific M&A role
He takes up the role of head of private equity mergers and acquisitions for the region based in Sydney.
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- April 7 2025
Tokio Marine to net US$1.2bn from Mitsubishi share buyback
TMNF plans to tender its entire holding in the conglomerate as part of the Japanese insurer's plan to divest cross-holdings.
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- April 6 2025
Kiwi regulator files civil proceedings against IAG pricing misconduct
Approximately 269,000 customers were affected, resulting in overcharges of approximately US$20m.
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- April 6 2025
Sedgwick appoints Ryan Brennan as head of digital first
Sydney-based Brennan will lead the design and delivery of the loss adjuster's next-generation digital-first claims platform.
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- April 6 2025
Full capacity: Reinsurance capital: burden of plenty
In the latest issue of our Full Capacity newsletter, we look at Trump's tariffs, Australian cat claims, north Asian wildfires as well as our weekly roundup of people moves.
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- April 5 2025
CMB Wing Lung Insurance sees growth in marine: AM Best
The rating agency has affirmed A (excellent) rating with a stable outlook to the Hong Kong insurer supported by its very strong balance sheet, strong operating performance and neutral business profile.
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- April 3 2025
Prudential names John Cai as Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and agency CEO
Hong Kong-based Cai's appointment comes as Solmaz Altin, regional CEO for growth markets, health and agency, relocates to Europe.
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- April 3 2025
Sompo appoints Sherlyn Kok as vice president, APAC head of compliance
Singapore-based Kok will lead the regional and local market compliance, reporting to Todd Corey, executive vice president, general counsel, APAC.
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- April 3 2025
Aon Re, Allianz, Howden, Marsh, MS Amlin: 9 APAC insurance people moves of the week
Guy Carpenter, Chubb, Oneglobal, Agile, Wise and Gard also made personnel changes over the last week.
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- April 3 2025
Thailand’s natural disaster risk profile stable after March earthquake: report
As the country, especially the central region, has a very low seismic hazard exposure, Allianz Ayudhya General Insurance said the event did not change the risk profile of the market.
