20 January 2020Insurance

Former Beazley head of US broker relations joins Sayata Labs

Cyber analytics specialist Sayata Labs has appointed King Flynn as head of insurance. King joins the Sayata executive team, reporting to CEO Asaf Lifshitz.

As head of insurance, King will lead the company’s growth and distribution strategy to deliver maximum value to the market. Sayata helps insurance carriers and brokers accelerate their mid-market cyber business while simultaneously providing insureds with real knowledge about their cyber posture so they can better resist cyber threats.

According to King, he was attracted to Sayata because of their “deep cyber credentials and innovative platform that ultimately removes the barriers for brokers and underwriters to accelerate their growth in developing SME/Mid-Market cyber business. Having been part of an initial start-up team that included a heavy focus on cyber risks, I am excited about this opportunity,” he said.

Prior to joining Sayata, King served 15 years with UK-based Beazley Group, helping grow the carrier’s US business to over $1 billion in gross written premiums (GWP). Serving as US head of broker relations over the course of his career with Beazley, King supported the underwriting teams in generating US-sourced business through brokers including cyber/data breach risks.

Before Beazley, King devoted 29 years in the retail brokerage space, most of that time rising through the ranks of global brokers, Johnson & Higgins and later Marsh & McLennan where he was ultimately promoted to managing director (Marsh acquired J&H in 1997).

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