4 October 2019Insurance

UK branch of Everest Re's Brexit subsidiary now fully operational

Everest Insurance Ireland, DAC (EIID), the Dublin-based subsidiary of Everest Re Group, has announced that its  newly-launched branch office in the UK is now fully operational.

The UK branch will write contingency, credit and political risk, financial and professional lines, general liability, medical malpractice, property, specie, surety and US excess casualty.

“The UK branch further enhances the ability of our teams to deliver a broad range of innovative solutions and services with increased optionality for our distribution partners and clients alike,” said Linda Ryan, CEO of EIID.

Vincent Vandendael, CEO of Everest Insurance International, added: “This provides further operational flexibility as we continue to expand our international insurance capabilities, and plan for any changes that may occur in the market including any potential uncertainty created by Brexit.”

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