Safety National Re Welcomes Scott Steele to Casualty Treaty Team

ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Safety National Re announced that Scott Steele has joined the company as Vice President Treaty Reinsurance. In his new capacity with Safety National Re, Steele will be responsible for the production and underwriting of broker market casualty reinsurance opportunities.

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Scott Steele, Vice President Treaty Reinsurance, Safety National Re. (Photo: Business Wire)

With over 25 years of industry-related insurance and reinsurance experience, Steele brings an extensive background to Safety National Re. He has previously served in various underwriting positions at large reinsurance providers.

“We welcome Scott to our team,” said Kim Barnett, Executive Vice President and Head of Safety National Re. “As part of our growth strategy, we continue to add to our solid team of recognized casualty and professional liability treaty experts. Scott brings considerable underwriting experience, integrity, and perspective that will support Safety National Re’s ability to deliver superior value to our clients and brokers.”

Steele is based out of Florida.

Safety National Re offers a variety of reinsurance solutions, including lead market terms for a full range of workers' compensation excess of loss products, general casualty and specialty casualty programs for niche portfolios. Safety National Re is a division of Safety National Casualty Corporation, which is backed by parent company Tokio Marine Holdings. Safety National is rated A++ (Superior), FSC XV by A.M. Best and A+ by Standard & Poor’s.

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Christie Tucci
Assistant Vice President of Communications

Safety National

314-692-9548

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Source: Safety National Re