4 January 2021Insurance

BMS makes senior Canada hire as firm expands private equity and M&A work

Specialist re/insurance broker BMS Group has appointed Trevor Kirsh as director of its BMS Canada Private Equity, M&A division. Kirsh will be based in Toronto and report to Jason Stone, managing director of the division, who joined the team in September 2020.

In his new role, Kirsh will develop the Canadian client network, providing cross-border M&A insurance solutions to clients.

Most recently, Kirsh was an associate senior legal counsel at Intact Financial Corporation, where he focused on M&A, insurance regulatory matters and corporate reorganisations. Before this he spent several years as a corporate and securities associate at Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP and worked in both their Toronto and New York offices.

Brian Gomes, president and chief executive of BMS Canada, said: “Our teams have made BMS Canada a market leader in a range of specialty segments and we are committed to ongoing investment in strategic areas such as private equity, M&A. I look forward to working with Trevor and Jason’s team in driving continued growth for BMS Canada.”

Stone said: “The current market presents a fantastic opportunity in the M&A space for a client-centric, independent and flexible broker like BMS. Trevor’s experience in corporate transactions and cross-border acquisitions will strengthen our team globally. As our global private equity and M&A team continues to grow, we continue to develop innovative insurance solutions for clients across the world and Trevor’s expertise will compliment those efforts. We are very pleased to welcome him to the team.”

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