28 May 2020Insurance

Lockton Re taps rating agency advisory leader from Aon

Lockton Re, the reinsurance arm of broker Lockton, has appointed Paul Hyer as rating agency advisory leader, based in Minneapolis.

Hyer was previously at Aon where he worked with various clients in an advisory capacity, including capital and financial modeling.

In his new role, Hyer will be responsible for advising clients and prospects on capital management strategies and financial strength rating implications, as well as driving business intelligence.

He will report to Claude Yoder, head of global analytics at Lockton Re.

Yoder said: “Paul is a great addition to our expanding team as we focus on offering exceptional client service with diverse expertise. We are helping our growing client base to reap the benefits of a new reinsurance perspective through a digital lens, supporting them to understand, mitigate and capitalize on risk with greater transparency and efficiency."

Hyer commented: “The energy and enthusiasm at Lockton Re is phenomenal, it’s so exciting to be part of this dynamic team. I look forward to supporting clients and colleagues as we build the Lockton Re capability around ratings advice, benchmarking, capital management and strategy.”

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