10 September 2020Insurance

Lockton Re poaches JLT talent to lead aviation & aerospace

Lockton Re, the reinsurance arm of broker Lockton, has hired Dominic Riley in London to lead its aviation & aerospace practice starting 2021. Riley was most recently part of the aviation team at Guy Carpenter having joined there as part of the MMC acquisition of JLT in 2019, following his move to JLT Re in 2017. Riley started his career in Underwriting at Syndicate 957, he then went on to work on the broker side working at Cooper Gay as well as previously at Lockton (2012 – 2017) and JLT (2000–2011). Keith Harrison, CEO International, Lockton Re, said: “Lockton Re’s Specialty capability is...

...a key part of our offering and Dom brings both breadth of experience and expert Aviation market knowledge. With over 20 years in the London Market he is a great addition to the team. We are delighted to be able to attract such a high calibre of new colleagues and look forward to working with Dom in the New Year.

“Dom will be working closely with Graham Barden who we recently announced will be joining Lockton Re. Together they will use their deep expertise to provide our growing client base with exceptional service.”

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