21 January 2021Insurance

BMS continues expansion in US treaty reinsurance market with Willis Re hire

Specialist re/insurance broker  BMS Group has hired a senior executive from Willis Re to support its expansion in the US treaty reinsurance market.

Kevin Gordon has been appointed senior vice president, treaty reinsurance, based in BMS’s Chicago office. He will focus on developing and serving the regional client base and contributing to the development of BMS’s treaty reinsurance strategy.

Most recently, Gordon was a senior vice president at Willis Re since 2018. He has led a number of key reinsurance accounts across multiple lines of business, including property catastrophe, fidelity, and professional liability. Gordon also spent over 17 years at Aon Benfield, specialising in treaty reinsurance placements.

Pete Chandler, president and CEO of BMS’s US reinsurance arm, said: “Our US operation is growing in scale across several select specialty lines and we are determined to play a major part in developing client-focused, targeted solutions in our chosen growth segments. As we expect significant opportunities in the evolving US treaty reinsurance market, we have been making a number of senior hires in different offices to support our growth strategy in the last year.

"Kevin’s expertise in treaty reinsurance placements will be a great addition to our team. I look forward to working closely with him and all regional offices in expanding BMS’s reinsurance platform.”

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