WTW has employed Aon international chief claims officer Neil Harrison as international head of claims.

Taking up the publish on the finish of the month, the worldwide claims chief will report back to international head of threat & broking Adam Garrard. At WTW, Harrison will concentrate on all elements of the corporate’s claims proposition, from delivering enhanced claims companies to aligning claims groups in specialist {industry} practices.

“Claims aren’t solely a key part of our service providing to shoppers but additionally play an integral half in our Smarter Methods to Threat proposition, delivering specialization, distinctive shopper service, information, and analytics – immediately aligned with core WTW market strengths and progress priorities,” Garrard stated in a launch despatched to Insurance coverage Enterprise.

He added that the announcement factors to the brokerage’s dedication to investing and attracting expertise for the long-term way forward for our enterprise whereas reinforcing the power of WTW’s threat & broking technique.

“Bringing a distinguished observe report in main the supply of worldwide claims companies, Neil can be a precious addition to our management group,” Garrard commented additional.

The appointment comes on the heels of Julien Bosc’s transfer from Aon to WTW to function the latter’s first-ever international specialty director throughout the insurance coverage consulting & expertise unit.

“With Julien’s wealth of {industry} data and experience, we’re delighted to have him on the WTW international specialty group,” international market chief Richard Clarkson stated in March.

“This senior appointment demonstrates our dedication to spend money on industry-leading expertise and additional increase the scope of our consulting & expertise options to assist shoppers excel within the London, Singapore, and Bermuda specialty markets which might be present process such profound change.”

WTW serves 140 international locations and markets throughout the areas of individuals, threat, and capital.

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