Reinsurance brokerage firm Augment Risk has appointed renowned industry veteran Alan Quilter as Strategic Advisor, joining the firm’s leadership team to support the company’s ongoing mission to serve clients with capital efficient solutions.
In the role, Quilter will heavily focus on bringing innovative new solutions to managing general agents (MGA’s), Legacy and Captive clients, as well as supporting the firm’s talent strategy.
With an impressive 50 years of reinsurance experience under his belt, Quilter, most notably co-founded Randall & Quilter (R&Q) in 1992, the non-life global specialty insurance company focused on program management and legacy insurance.
In addition, he has previously served as CEO, CFO and, more recently, Group Head of Accredited, the company’s transatlantic program management business.
Before R&Q, Quilter had already built a solid reputation across the industry due to him holding several high-profile positions at Lloyd’s Managing Agents and Lloyd’s Brokers, having started his career at the corporation of Lloyd’s.
Alan Quilter, Strategic Advisor, Augment Risk, commented on his appointment: “In record time, Augment Risk has demonstrated how necessary a creative and differentiated approach to reinsurance broking and risk management is for the future of this industry.
“I’m incredibly impressed with the talent Augment Risk’s leadership has assembled and I’m looking forward to working with like-minded individuals whose purpose is to bring the most capital efficient structured products to clients and reinsurance partners.”
Augment Risk CEO Andrew Matson, said: “Alan is a highly regarded and well respected industry authority, and brings a wealth of experience to Augment Risk in balance sheet and capital management and execution of complex transactions.
“His extensive market knowledge and strong network of connections will be instrumental for clients as we innovate and develop new solutions. He is going to play an important role within the business, and we are delighted to welcome him to the firm.”
