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26 January 2015Bermuda analysis

JLT Insurance Management CEO quits


JLT Insurance Management (JLTIM), the captive consultant division of JLT, has made a number of management changes following the departure of its chief executive officer (CEO).

Kilian Whelan, CEO of JLTIM, is leaving the group to pursue other interests.

Steve Arrowsmith, executive chairman of the JLTIM group, will assume the role of JLTIM CEO and Richard Daley will become president of JLTIM Bermuda.

In addition, Melissa O’Sullivan will become executive vice president of JLTIM Bermuda and chief financial officer of the JLTIM group.



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