QBE Insurance Group has appointed Claire Lill as the portfolio manager for US Casualty within its International Markets division, tasking her with leading and enhancing the company’s US Casualty portfolio.
Lill transitions to QBE from Apollo Syndicate 1969, where she served as executive underwriter for US Casualty. Her professional background spans more than three decades in the London Market, focusing on casualty insurance.
Lill also announced the appointment on her LinkedIn page with a post: “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Portfolio Manager - US Casualty at QBE Europe!”
Lavinia Johnson, director of International and US Casualty at QBE Europe, described the move as part of QBE’s strategy to bring experienced industry professionals into the organization. Johnson said that the company is eager to leverage Lill’s knowledge and insights to expand its casualty offerings.
"We are committed to bringing market-leading talent such as Claire to QBE, and very much looking forward to drawing on her extensive knowledge and insights as we continue to expand our Casualty team and offerings,” said Johnson.
QBE’s announcement highlighted Lill’s responsibility for strengthening the US Casualty business. Her tenure officially begins immediately.
This leadership shift aligns with QBE’s efforts to bolster its market presence. The company, which operates globally as an insurer and reinsurer, reported $21.75 billion in gross written premiums for the year ending December 31, 2023.
Last October, QBE International Markets plans to introduce a new US inland marine product offering by 2025, expanding its specialty portfolio across all 50 states.
QBE’s focus on risk management extends to understanding the specific needs of its customers, whether small businesses or large enterprises. Through tailored insurance solutions and a commitment to effective risk management, the company aims to reduce claim costs and support clients in mitigating risks.
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