General Insurance Article - Jeremy Pinchin appointed CEO for Hiscox Re


 Hiscox today announced that Jeremy Pinchin has been appointed CEO for Hiscox Re. This appointment is the first step in a plan to merge Hiscox’s reinsurance functions in London, Paris and Bermuda, into a single business unit.

 Jeremy joined Hiscox in 2005 as Group Claims Director and became CEO of Hiscox Bermuda in August 2012. Prior to Hiscox, Jeremy trained as a lawyer and was a main Board Director of the global broker Sedgwick Group. He subsequently was responsible for co-ordinating the Lloyd's Market's response to the events of September 11 2001 and later became Lloyd’s first Head of Claims. Jeremy will retain his roles as CEO of Hiscox Bermuda and Group Claims Director.

 Bronek Masojada, Hiscox Chief Executive, explained: “Under Jeremy’s leadership Hiscox Re will have clear strategic direction, leveraging the combined expertise of our underwriters in London, Paris and Bermuda.”

 Hiscox Re will be fully operational for the January 2014 renewal season.

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