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22 November 2022Insurance

Brit’s Ki swoops for Sompo International casualty treaty underwriter

Brit’s algorithmically-driven, follow-only  Lloyd’s  syndicate Ki has hired a  Sompo International underwriter to boost its casualty portfolio in the market.

Rebecca Marsh (Pictured) joins Ki as an underwriter, reporting into Helen Rios, portfolio underwriter.

In her new role, Marsh will work across the casualty classes, to support the growth of Ki’s portfolio and acting as a key point of contact for distribution partners.

Marsh joins from Sompo International, where she held the role of international casualty treaty underwriter. Prior to that, he was a casualty treaty underwriter at Liberty Mutual Reinsurance for four years, working across a number of different lines across the UK, Europe and US. She started her career at Liberty Specialty Markets.

Mark Allan, CEO of Ki, said: “Bringing in high calibre talent, such as Rebecca, both from inside the insurance market and beyond is an important part of Ki’s growth. We are focused on continuing to provide a highly responsive service for our brokers and maintaining underwriting expertise as we manage our portfolio, while also further investing in our technology and engineering capabilities. This will remain at the heart of our vision for Ki: realising the potential of tech and digital and underpinning this with insurance expertise and a passion for the Lloyd’s market.”

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