21 March 2018Insurance

Tokio Marine Kiln makes senior casualty hire from QBE

Specialist insurer Tokio Marine Kiln has appointed Stuart Chamberlain as senior casualty underwriter. He joins TMK from QBE.

Chamberlain started his insurance career with AXA, spent some time in the broking market with Aon and has worked for a number of the main insurers in the local Manchester market.

Chamberlain will be based in TMK's Manchester office, writing a cross-section of stand–alone UK retail liability business and commercial combined package business, working closely with the incumbent UK retail property team.

He will report to Paul Woodward, head of UK liability (distribution) and Europe.

Woodward said: "Stuart is a well-established casualty underwriter in the Manchester market. He is technically strong across a broad range of sectors and trades and has built robust relationships with both brokers and clients. He will be a great asset to our Manchester team and provide the casualty presence we need to grow profitably in the region.”

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