General Insurance Article - AEGIS London appoints three to non-marine property team


 AEGIS London has strengthened its non-marine property team by recruiting a trio of underwriters.

 Jonathan Morgan joins the open market group as underwriter while Chris Fitzgerald and Adam England become assistant underwriters within the team’s facilities group.

 Formerly global property underwriter with Jubilee Managing Agency’s syndicate 5820, Jonathan Morgan will report to open market class underwriter Toby Sawyer. Jonathan has also held posts with brokers Howden, Miller and Marsh, specialising in North American property. He has 16 years’ experience in the insurance market.

 Christopher Fitzgerald and Adam England will both report to facilities class underwriter Gemma Rothon. Christopher Fitzgerald joins from broker Lloyd and Partners where he was an associate specialising in placing US and Canadian binding authorities and line slips into the Lloyd’s market. He has 14 years’ insurance experience including roles with brokers Alwen Hough Johnson, SBJ Global Risks and Corrie & Partners.

 Adam England joins from Brit Insurance, with whom he was an underwriter for US and Canadian property binding authorities. He previously held positions with Zurich Professional.

 David Croom-Johnson, active underwriter for AEGIS London, said: “These new appointments are a major step forward for our non-marine property team in its plans to build its book while maintaining a highly specialised approach to underwriting the class. The move enhances our service and gives us real strength in depth. Getting Jonathan, Chris and Adam on board will help secure our long-term ambitions for growth in what is a key class for us.”

 AEGIS split its non-marine property team into facilities and open market units last November to provide a platform for expansion and to maintain high quality service to its brokers, coverholders and clients. Both units continue to report to Alex Powell, Head of Property.
  

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