Hiscox appoints Bailey as Head of Channel, Traded and Corix in the US
Hiscox, with headquarters in Atlanta, appointed Lori Bailey as head of channel, traded and Corix. Bailey will report to Mary Boyd, CEO of Hiscox USA, and will serve on the Hiscox U.S. leadership team.
Bailey will lead Hiscox USA’s traded channel, in addition to the recently acquired Corix business. Prior to joining Hiscox, Bailey served as head of global cyber and technology for Axis. With nearly 30 years of experience in the industry, she has served as chief insurance officer with Corvus Insurance and held several global leadership roles encompassing professional liability, specialty lines, and cyber risk, among others.
Hiscox USA provides a variety of admitted or specialty risk solutions, including a broad spectrum of errors & omissions, general liability, cyber and data security, media liability, management liability, crime, entertainment, and terrorism insurance products.
CRC Group Names Greenwood CEO of Underwriting Division
CRC Group named Bethany Greenwood CEO of its underwriting division.
Greenwood has over 25 years of specialty insurance leadership experience spanning brokerage, underwriting, and executive management. Throughout her career, she has developed deep knowledge of specialty lines, leading high-performing teams and driving growth across complex insurance organizations.
Most recently based in London and relocating to the U.S., Greenwood has held a series of senior leadership positions, including head of specialty risks for a global specialty insurance and reinsurance firm.
The underwriting division includes Starwind Specialty, AmRisc, Atrium, and Euclid Transactional, providing specialized solutions in offices across nine countries and in property, casualty, transactional liability, and other specialty lines. Greenwood will lead the continued development of these businesses while advancing CRC Group’s long-term specialty underwriting strategy.
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