QBE Re appoints General Manager for London
Authored by QBE
QBE Re has appointed Mark Jackaman as General Manager, London.
He brings over 25 years’ experience to the role, including the past 11 with QBE Re. He was most recently Head of Casualty, London. He has also been leading the UK underwriting team on an interim basis since May.
In his new role, Mark will report to Chris Killourhy, Managing Director, QBE Re and will be responsible for strategic development, growth initiatives and delivery of the P&L for the London office.
Chris Killourhy, Managing Director QBE Re, said: “Since joining the business, I have been really impressed with Mark’s disciplined approach to growing portfolios, his commitment to developing people and by the way he actively listens to our clients and brokers. I am pleased that he has accepted this critical role on a permanent basis, which is another excellent example of the strength of our internal pool of talent.”
QBE Re has offices in Bermuda, Brussels, Dubai, Dublin, London and New York.
About QBE
QBE European Operations is part of QBE Insurance Group, one of the world’s leading international insurers and reinsurers and Standard & Poor’s A+ rated. Listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, QBE’s gross written premium for the year ended 31 December 2018 was US$13.7 billion.
As a business insurance specialist, QBE European Operations offers a range of insurance products from the standard suite of property, casualty and motor to the specialist financial lines, marine and energy. All are tailored to the individual needs of our small, medium and large client base.
We understand the crucial role that effective risk management plays in all organisations and work hard to understand our clients’ businesses so that we offer insurance solutions that meet their needs – from complex programmes to simpler e-trading solutions – and support them in minimising their risk exposures. Our expert risk management and rehabilitation practitioners focus on helping clients improve their risk management so that they may benefit from a reduction in claims frequency and costs.