Miller Insurance joins World Nuclear Association

Firm targets sector growth through liability solutions

Miller Insurance joins World Nuclear Association

Reinsurance News

By Kenneth Araullo

Miller Insurance announced that it has joined the World Nuclear Association (WNA) as a registered member, effective April 15, as part of the firm's efforts to expand its capabilities through its recently formed nuclear solutions team.

The team, based in London and Paris, provides re/insurance services tailored to the nuclear sector. These offerings include civil liability coverage for nuclear service providers, radiological risk liability, property damage, business interruption, cyber risks, and decommissioning-related exposures.

The WNA brings together entities from across the nuclear value chain. It operates globally with members in 44 countries and works to represent the industry in international forums, provide sector-specific information, and support communication with key stakeholders.

​Established in 2001, WNA is the successor to the Uranium Institute (founded in 1975). It operates with a secretariat of approximately 30 staff members and is governed by a director general and a board of management elected by its members. The current director general is Sama Bilbao y León.

Miller said that its decision to participate is aligned with its goal of contributing to the broader objectives of the nuclear industry through involvement in the association’s initiatives.

Additionally, representatives from Miller, including Alexandre Milochevitch (pictured above, left) and Jean-Gabriel Gautraud (pictured above, right), are scheduled to attend the World Nuclear Supply Chain Conference 2025 in Warsaw on May 20 to May 21.

The event, organized by the WNA, aims to present international nuclear program developments and provide a venue for industry stakeholders to engage and explore future business opportunities.

Earlier this month, the independent re/insurance broker also announced the launch of a new delegated authorities team focused on the European market.

The group will be led by Laurie Gaitskell, who has been appointed head of European delegated authorities, with Anne-Sophie Petit and Ilenia Pizzolitto joining the team.

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