AXA XL appoints Thérèse Badr as Senior Claims Adjuster
AXA XL Insurance has announced that Thérèse Badr has been appointed as Senior Claims Adjuster – Energy & Construction, effective immediately. She will be based in London.
Ms. Badr will be responsible for managing AXA XL’s large and complex Energy and Construction claims, working closely with underwriters and engineers on risk reviews and loss assessments.
Martin Turner, Chief Claims Officer, UK & Lloyd’s at AXA XL commented: “I’m thrilled to welcome Thérèse to the team. Her extensive knowledge of the energy market will further strengthen our claims proposition for this segment and our delivery of an exceptional claims experience.”
Ms. Badr has 15 years’ experience in the energy industry, managing complex multi-disciplinary projects across various fields. Most recently, Ms. Badr was working as an associate professor designing petroleum engineering curriculum and courses while collaborating with NGOs, government bodies, international associations, and oil and gas companies. Previously, she worked at Braemar Technical Services as a loss adjuster on both onshore and offshore energy claims, and prior to that at Deloitte, advising major oil and gas companies on technical and non-technical issues.
Ms. Badr holds a PhD in Mechanical and Energy Engineering and two Masters degrees in Chemistry and Environmental Science, respectively.
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AXA XL is the P&C and specialty risk division of AXA which provides property, casualty, professional and speciality products to industrial, commercial and professional firms, insurance companies and other enterprises, here in the UK and throughout the world. With underwriting teams based in the US, UK, EMEA and Asia Pacific regions, we can make decisions close to the markets you serve and work with you to tailor cover to your business needs.
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