Aon's Tracy Lee Kus joins London Market Group board as LIIBA rep

Group continues effort to bolster representation of key industry stakeholders

Aon's Tracy Lee Kus joins London Market Group board as LIIBA rep

Insurance News

By Kenneth Araullo

The London Market Group (LMG) has announced that Tracy Lee Kus (pictured above), head of Aon’s London-based Global Broking Centre, has joined its board as a representative of the London & International Insurance Brokers’ Association (LIIBA).

Kus’ appointment comes as part of LMG’s ongoing effort to bolster the representation of key industry stakeholders on its board.

Kus, who took over leadership of Aon’s Global Broking Centre earlier this month, brings 13 years of experience with the firm, including leadership roles in Singapore. She has also worked at Novae, Axis, Antares South Africa, and AIG.

Sean McGovern, CEO of AXA XL UK and Chair of LMG, said Kus’s global experience in insurance would bring valuable insight as the London market navigates the challenges of maintaining its position in a competitive global insurance landscape.

Kus emphasised the need for collaboration within the market to support talent development, drive modernisation, and address emerging protection gaps from new risks.

“I am honoured to join the board of the London Market Group. I am excited to work with Sean and the industry leaders as we collaborate and drive forward initiatives that will benefit the entire market,” Kus said.

This news also comes as LIIBA also recently announced a leadership change earlier this year. Andy Bragoli, global head of placement at Howden, was named the new chair of LIIBA during a board meeting on February 22.

Bragoli succeeded Alastair Swift of WTW, who had held the role since March 2022. Bragoli’s 27-year tenure at Howden includes a variety of leadership roles, and his career also spans a directorship at Nelson, Hurst & Marsh from 1989 to 1997.

Christopher Croft, CEO of LIIBA, highlighted Bragoli’s appointment as a significant development for the London broking community, noting that Howden’s growth has made the firm an influential voice in the market.

Croft added that Bragoli’s experience as Global Head of Placement at a privately owned firm like Howden equips him with a deep understanding of the challenges faced by independent brokers, who comprise the majority of LIIBA’s membership.

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