Hawkes to retire from Marsh Captive Solutions

Stephen Hawkes, managing director - international advisory at Marsh Captive Solutions, has announced that he is retiring at the end of this year.

In a statement released in LinkedIn he said: “After a long career in this fantastic industry I retire at the end of this year. I have had the privilege to work with many phenomenal people who have enriched my life in many different ways. I wish you all, the very best in your future adventures and hope that if our paths cross in the future we can reminisce over a relaxing drink of some kind.”

Before working for Marsh he was a principal consultant at Johnson & Higgins from 1993 to 1997, where he reviewed risk financing strategies of corporate entities to deliver optimum risk retention and transfer. This included practical risk identification workshops as well as creating risk retention models to ensure maximum financial benefit is achieved from the method used to manage risk within a corporate entity.

In 1993 he was a consultant at Murray Lawrence Insurance Management for less than a year, which he described as a ‘brief sojourn’ into Lloyd's to assist in the creation of a new syndicate run-off business.

Prior to that he was a consultant at English & American from 1988 to 1993, where, firstly in Guernsey and then London, he assisted in companies creating and effectively running captive insurance companies in both onshore and offshore locations.