Arch Reinsurance Group Promotes William Soares, Pierre Jal and David Seyller
PEMBROKE,
As President of
As President of Arch Re Europe, Jal will oversee the underwriting mandate and strategy of the company, as well as the reinsurance lines of Arch Syndicate 1955 at Lloyd’s. Jal started with Arch Re Europe in 2007 as an Underwriter/Actuary and has held senior underwriting roles at both
Seyller will assume the role of Chief Underwriting Officer of Arch Re Europe, a position previously held by Jal. In this role Seyller will lead the property and casualty, agriculture and structured underwriting teams in
Soares and Jal both report to Jerome Halgan, President and Chief Underwriting Officer of
“William, Pierre and David are all seasoned reinsurance professionals and reflect the depth and quality of our bench of strong leadership at Arch Re. These well-deserved promotions position us to better serve our clients, navigate complex risks and capitalize on future growth opportunities for Arch Re,” Halgan said. “Their deep expertise, strategic insight and unwavering commitment to our clients will be key drivers of our continued success in this evolving market.”
“The promotions of Pierre, William and David reflect both their exceptional contributions to the sustained growth of Arch Re and our confidence in their ability to continue to capitalize on opportunities as they arise,” said
To learn more about Arch Re, visit reinsurance.archgroup.com
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