28 February 2018Insurance

Chubb appoints senior financial lines underwriter from Hiscox

Property/casualty insurer Chubb has hired Benjamin Rowley as new senior underwriter financial lines for Chubb Global Markets.

Rowley joins Chubb from Hiscox where he underwrote E&O (errors and omissions) business on behalf of Syndicate 33 for 18 years. His most recent role was head of healthcare within the casualty division.

Rowley is a medical malpractice specialist with a broad knowledge of E&O and will be responsible for growing and managing the specialised area of the Chubb Global Markets business. He will report to Trevor Ormes, underwriting manager, financial lines, Chubb Global Markets.

Matthew Shaw, executive vice president, Europe, and division president for Chubb Global Markets, said: “Benjamin’s appointment is significant for Chubb Global Markets and I am delighted to welcome him to the business. He brings with him a wealth of underwriting experience and has a deep knowledge and understanding of some highly specialised areas, particularly medical malpractice.”

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