General Insurance Article - Aon GRIP Solutions expands UK team


 Aon Risk Solutions, the risk management business of Aon Corporation (NYSE: AON), has appointed three new insurer relationship managers for Aon GRIP Solutions in the UK. Aon GRIP Solutions provides insurance carriers with analytical insights regarding their underwriting capabilities, and advice to help them better understand clients’ requirements utlising insurance placement data from Aon GRIP, Aon’s proprietary information database.

 All three appointments are from within Aon, across a range of areas within the business.

 David Cleverly, who heads up the North American wholesale team for Aon’s Financial Services team in the UK, has over 25 years experience in the insurance industry. He joined Aon seven years ago, having previously worked at both JLT and Marsh.

 Jane Kielty, currently Manchester area director for Aon’s Corporate team, has been with Aon for six years and will begin her new role in September.

 Duncan Welham was as part of the senior management team in the London Broking Centre where he was responsible for Broking Excellence, joined Aon in 2008 after a distinguished career in the RAF, in positions ranging from helicopter pilot through to time in the British Embassy in Washington DC.

 Replacements for all three will be announced in due course.

 Rob Woods, group managing director of Aon GRIP Solutions in the UK commented: “David, Jane and Duncan are all extremely valuable additions to the Aon GRIP Solutions team. Their in-depth knowledge and understanding of both Aon and the needs of insurers are great assets in helping insurers leverage the power of Aon GRIP to the benefit of both insurers and our clients.”

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