2 March 2017Insurance

THB hires Integro's head of marine practice

London-based specialist re/insurer THB has appointed Toby Kayll as managing director of the marine division that offers broking services including hull and machinery, liability, cargo, and protection and indemnity.

Kayll joins THB from Integro Insurance Brokers, where he was the head of marine practice.

Kayll began his insurance industry career with Sedgwick, and later joined Lloyd's as a cargo, fine art and specie underwriter after the acquisition of Sedgwick by Marsh.

THB's chief executive Frank Murphy said: "Toby has an impressive track record and we look forward to his impact in enhancing and strengthening what is a core line of business for THB, and for our parent AmWINS."

Kayll added: "I'm very much looking forward to realising marine opportunities within both the THB Group and the wider AmWINS family and identifying new business channels in the global marine market."

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