Today’s guest is a leader in one of the most innovative and interesting businesses in the market. He was last on the show as part of a duo but is now here in his own right. This should all make much more sense when I tell you that I am talking about Dan Burrows, the Group CEO of Fidelis Insurance Group. Since we last met Fidelis has successfully split into the balance sheet insurer that Dan runs and the MGA the Fidelis Partnership led by Richard Brindle, in a move to a hybrid structure that is the first of its kind. Fidelis Insurance Group has also floated as a public company, completed a secondary capital raise and is to back the launch of a Fidelis Partnership syndicate at Lloyd’s. Many of the above events are once-in-a-lifetime occurrences for most executives, but Dan moves quickly and the person I spoke to for this interview gave the impression of already being settled into his new roles and doubtless exploring his business’s next moves. A listen back to this podcast has confirmed that time spent with Dan is enormously productive. We cover a huge amount of ground, from the state of the market all the way through to the best application of Artificial Intelligence in the insurance value chain. But I think one of the most valuable aspects of this encounter is that we get to hear Dan speaking clearly for himself and the interests of his shareholders. He does so incredibly frankly and candidly. His views are never ambiguous. So if you would like to spend some very productive time with a key player in one of the most successful underwriting organisations of its generation, please listen on. LINKS: We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com
Today’s guest is a leader in one of the most innovative and interesting businesses in the market. He was last on the show as part of a duo but is now here in his own right. This should all make much more sense when I tell you that I am talking about Dan Burrows, the Group CEO of Fidelis Insurance Group. Since we last met Fidelis has successfully split into the balance sheet insurer that Dan runs and the MGA the Fidelis Partnership led by Richard Brindle, in a move to a hybrid structure that is the first of its kind. Fidelis Insurance Group has also floated as a public company, completed a secondary capital raise and is to back the launch of a Fidelis Partnership syndicate at Lloyd’s. Many of the above events are once-in-a-lifetime occurrences for most executives, but Dan moves quickly and the person I spoke to for this interview gave the impression of already being settled into his new roles and doubtless exploring his business’s next moves. A listen back to this podcast has confirmed that time spent with Dan is enormously productive. We cover a huge amount of ground, from the state of the market all the way through to the best application of Artificial Intelligence in the insurance value chain. But I think one of the most valuable aspects of this encounter is that we get to hear Dan speaking clearly for himself and the interests of his shareholders. He does so incredibly frankly and candidly. His views are never ambiguous. So if you would like to spend some very productive time with a key player in one of the most successful underwriting organisations of its generation, please listen on. LINKS:We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com
Today’s guest is a leader in one of the most innovative and interesting businesses in the market.
He was last on the show as part of a duo but is now here in his own right.
This should all make much more sense when I tell you that I am talking about Dan Burrows, the Group CEO of Fidelis Insurance Group.
Since we last met Fidelis has successfully split into the balance sheet insurer that Dan runs and the MGA the Fidelis Partnership led by Richard Brindle, in a move to a hybrid structure that is the first of its kind.
Fidelis Insurance Group has also floated as a public company, completed a secondary capital raise and is to back the launch of a Fidelis Partnership syndicate at Lloyd’s.
Many of the above events are once-in-a-lifetime occurrences for most executives, but Dan moves quickly and the person I spoke to for this interview gave the impression of already being settled into his new roles and doubtless exploring his business’s next moves.
A listen back to this podcast has confirmed that time spent with Dan is enormously productive.
We cover a huge amount of ground, from the state of the market all the way through to the best application of Artificial Intelligence in the insurance value chain.
But I think one of the most valuable aspects of this encounter is that we get to hear Dan speaking clearly for himself and the interests of his shareholders.
He does so incredibly frankly and candidly. His views are never ambiguous.
So if you would like to spend some very productive time with a key player in one of the most successful underwriting organisations of its generation, please listen on.
LINKS:
We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: