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Andrew Pinkes, CEO, R&Q Legacy Business
27 September 2021

Randall & Quilter appoints global head of legacy business

Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings has appointed Andrew Pinkes as global CEO of legacy Insurance. It follows the non-life legacy business specialist’s  launch of a new $300 million sidecar, Gibson Re, as it moves to a fee-based model.

Pinkes has over 30 years of experience in insurance, including managing legacy and run-off portfolios. He was previously executive vice president for worldwide P&C claims and run-off at CNA Insurance, global head of claims for XL Group, and head of claims and P&C run-off for The Hartford.

For the last three years, he has been an independent director and advisor for several insurance, insurance-related and technology businesses. Most recently, he was interim chief executive officer at insurtech business CLARA Analytics, which provides artificial intelligence solutions for claims management.

With oversight of legacy Insurance M&A and operations teams, Pinkes will report to executive chairman William Spiegel.

Spiegel said: “I’m delighted to announce Andy’s appointment as our new global CEO of legacy insurance. In addition to proven expertise in managing legacy insurance books, Andy also brings strong experience using data and analytics to improve the management of claims, which is an important pillar of our strategy for R&Q.”


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More on this story

Analysis
12 June 2023   The money raised will be used to increase the capitalisation of R&Q’s legacy arm.
Executive Appointments
24 August 2022   Resolution at SGM brought by Phoenix in attempt to remove executive chair.
article
1 April 2022   The shareholder will buy the legacy specialist and invest $100 million.