Globe Underwriting names new head of marine and transport following departure

UK managing general agent Globe Underwriting has appointed David Dymond as the new head of marine and transport following the retirement of Peter Rogers.

Rogers will remain with the company until January 2020 to facilitate the transition.

Dymond brings more than 34 years of industry experience to the role. For the last three years he held the role of head of underwriting for marine and transport at Globe, working alongside Rogers. Prior to joining Globe, Dymond worked as regional underwriting manager at Tokio Marine Kiln. He has previously held roles with Lonham Group, Allianz and International Transport and Maritime Underwriters.

Andrew Wallin, CCO BGC Insurance and CEO Globe Underwriting said: “We are very fortunate to have benefited from Peter’s expertise. He has been a highly valued member of the team, having been instrumental in establishing and leading Globe’s first-class marine and transport specialism. We wish Peter the very best in his retirement.

“Moreover, we have an experienced and capable successor in David. For the past three years he has been Head of Underwriting for Marine and Transport, working alongside Peter. Coupled with his expertise, skills and market reputation, this ensures that clients will experience continuity of excellent service.”

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