WTW boosts financial institutions line-up with triple Aon swoop

WTW boosts financial institutions line-up with triple Aon swoop

WTW boosts financial institutions line-up with triple Aon swoop | Insurance Business America

Professional Risks

WTW boosts financial institutions line-up with triple Aon swoop

Their additions are part of the firm’s efforts to broaden the team’s capabilities

Professional Risks

By
Abigail Adriatico

WTW has announced the appointment of Heather Mann, Larry Trombino, and Jeanette Younger to its financial institutions and professional services industry division. The division is part of the firm’s corporate risk and broking, North America, segment.

Head of financial institutions and professional services (FIPS) in North America Brad Messinger spoke about how Mann, Trombino, and Younger’s addition to the firm is helpful for its growth.

“Heather, Larry and Jeanette bring a highly specialized skillset to the team. Financial institutions are a particular strength of CRB in North America, and we are thrilled to expand our expertise and deepen our presence with independent financial advisors,” said Messinger.

Who are the new hires?

Prior to her new role, Mann spent 23 years with Aon, where she served in various roles. Her most recent was as its executive vice president, which gave numerous experiences in developing creative risk finance and insurance solutions made for broker-dealers, as well as life insurance agents.

Trombino was also part of Aon for the past 16 years, with her most recent role being senior vice president in the financial institutions division. He also was a team leader and an advocate for primary claims for company-sponsored insurance agents, as well as specialized programs about broker-dealer errors and omissions (E&O).

Younger also joins WTW from Aon, which she had been a part of for the past eight years. Prior to her new role, she was vice president, focusing on the development of E&O insurance programs for large financial institutions as well as their insurance agents, registered representatives, and investment advisors. She currently has more than 21 years of experience when it comes to serving the professional liability needs of financial institutions.

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“I am excited about the momentum our FIPS team has established in the market. The addition of this team of experts will help sustain that momentum, and position CRB NA as the go-to resource for specialized risk transfer solutions for financial institutions throughout the market,” said head of CRB North America Mike Cheng.

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