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Miller welcomes new head of reinsurance and capital

Amidst the company’s expansion, Shaun Sinniah will spearhead new approaches and strategic advisory.

Reinsurance broker, Miller, announced Shaun Sinniah as the new head of Reinsurance and Capital, to expand the company’s offerings and international presence.

Sinniah, based in London, was previously the head of Placement & Distribution and chief operating officer of Guy Carpenter’s International & Global Specialties divisions.

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Sinniah also brings extensive experience from roles at Willis Re and Goldman Sachs.

The appointment aligns with Miller’s growth and reinsurance expansion, with Sinniah spearheading innovative approaches and strategic advisory capabilities. 

This follows Miller's strategic hires in Bermuda, London, and APAC over the past 18 months.

 

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