Miller Insurance Services Limited announced that Adam Piper has joined the company as a Development Director – Corporate Risks UK & Europe.
He has more than 22 years of industry and business development experience, having previously held roles at Marsh and Sedgwick, based in both the UK and the US.
The bulletin said Piper’s addition would further strengthen “the successful Corporate Risk team within Miller which focuses on bringing the specialist risk transfer solutions and expertise, in areas such as professional and executive liability, supply chain and product recall, direct to FTSE companies and other large corporate businesses in the UK and Europe.”
Piper will be working with Jon Warwick, Director – Corporate Risks UK and Europe who noted that he brings a “wealth of experience,” which would “allow Miller to further expand on our success to date in offering fantastic risk mitigation expertise in specialist areas and representing a genuine alternative choice for risk managers.”
The bulletin also noted: “Miller Insurance Services Limited is a leading independent specialist insurance and reinsurance broker operating in the international markets and at Lloyd’s. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Miller Insurance Investments Limited and the sole UK insurance intermediary within the group of Miller companies, which employs approximately 450 people. The Company trades under the brand name ‘Miller’ and handles premiums totaling over $2 billion p.a. and its Lloyd’s broking origins can be traced back to 1902. Today, Miller is the only privately owned Lloyd’s broker of its size in the UK and its truly independent status gives commercial freedom when advising clients.
Source: Miller Insurance Services – www.miller-insurance.com
Topics Europe
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