Miller expands reinsurance team with key appointment

Miller expands reinsurance team with key appointment

Miller expands reinsurance team with key appointment | Insurance Business New Zealand

Reinsurance

Miller expands reinsurance team with key appointment

Initially based in Bermuda, he will join the London office in 2024

Reinsurance

By
Kenneth Araullo

Miller has bolstered its reinsurance team with the addition of Chris Board.

Board, who carries over two decades of experience in the reinsurance industry, has a professional journey that spans various global insurance markets, including London, Zurich, Miami, and Bermuda. His most recent position was at Conduit Re, where he served as the head of international property & short tail specialty.

According to his LinkedIn, his career also includes significant roles at Apollo Syndicate and MS Amlin, where he focused on international property and specialty. Initially, Board will be stationed in Bermuda before transitioning to Miller’s London office in 2024.

This appointment is a strategic move for Miller, aligning with its ongoing efforts to bolster its reinsurance operations. The company has made several key hires throughout the year across different regions, including London, Bermuda, and Asia-Pacific. In his new role, Board will report to Charlie Simpson, the head of Bermuda at Miller.

“Chris will be a key part of Miller’s focused reinsurance expansion. Our ability to attract talent such as Chris is testament to the increasing relevance of our offering. His deep knowledge of the market, longstanding relationships and extensive experience will contribute significantly to our future success,” Simpson said.

“It’s an exciting time for Miller and I am pleased to become part of a business with so much opportunity ahead. I have been impressed by Miller’s approach within the reinsurance market, matching its wider reputation for both service and bespoke, specialist, solutions. I look forward to utilizing my experience to support Miller’s broadening range of clients as well as the firm’s wider growth plans,” Board said.

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