14 September 2015Reinsurance

Getting to know each other

A boat trip around Manhattan was the closest thing to a team bonding session organised for the reinsurance team of what is now XL Catlin in the aftermath of the combination of the two companies earlier this year. When two companies come together, different cultures can collide. Not in this instance, says Greg Hendrick, chief executive of XL Catlin’s global reinsurance operations.

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