15 February 2018News

JLT Re hires Zurich exec to lead cyber/E&O in North America

Reinsurance broker JLT Re has hired Zurich executive Erica Davis as senior vice president in New York. She will lead the cyber and errors & omissions (E&O) practice.

Davis joins JLT Re from Zurich, where she was senior vice president and head of specialty E&O and held various roles with increasing responsibility since joining the organisation in 2009. Prior to Zurich, she had various leadership roles focusing on cyber and E&O as part of Chubb’s Technology Insurance Specialty.

“We are delighted to welcome Erica to the JLT Re team. Her deep knowledge of the market and reputation in the industry make her a natural fit for our team,” said Ed Hochberg, chief executive officer, JLT Re (North America).

“Bringing both cyber and E&O expertise to our team, Erica will contribute to our on-going growth and add to the specialized service offerings of JLT Re.”

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