Howden Tiger nabs Inigo leader with Munich Re/JLT pedigree for key role
Howden Tiger has plucked a senior leader from Inigo with Munich Re/JLT pedigree for its facultative broking business, which was created earlier this year to consolidate its London market position.
Sandy Warne (picture) will head up Howden Tiger Fac’s terrorism & political violence division.
Warne has more than 20 years’ of industry experience. She began her career in 2002 and has since held a variety of roles specialising in terrorism & political violence including with Munich Re Syndicate, Navigators and JLT.
Warne joins Howden Tiger from Inigo where she held the position of head of terrorism and political violence & aviation war.
Gordon Craig, president of Howden Tiger Fac, said: “We have achieved strong growth across the Terrorism & Political Violence sector and attracting someone of Sandy’s calibre to lead this talented team is a remarkable testament to the success of the division. The combination of Sandy’s technical underwriting skills and deep market knowledge will be of significant value as we grow our business and continue to enhance the expertise our clients receive. I look forward to welcoming her to the team.”
Warne commented: “It is exciting to join a business that has not only witnessed such an impressive growth trajectory in recent years, but also has employee ownership and a People First approach at its core. Howden Tiger’s recent expansion and exceptional client service has made a clear impression on the market and I look forward to working with the team.”
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