Arundo Re bolsters non-life underwriting with Bergot hire
By Ryan Hewlett
May 13 - (The Insurer) - Paris-based reinsurer Arundo Re, the recently rebranded CCR Re, has appointed Guillaume Bergot as non-life underwriter for France, Belgium and Luxembourg.
Bergot joins Arundo Re from Gallagher Re, where he assisted insurers in structuring their reinsurance programs, both in France and internationally.
Prior to this he served as an actuarial analyst at Guy Carpenter and also held roles at Axa and Pacifica.
Arundo Re last month named Kshitij Chirimar as senior underwriter for the Indian subcontinent, a move designed expand the carrier’s footprint across the region.
Earlier in April, Arundo Re reported gross written premium growth of 15% to 1.36 billion euros ($1.5 billion) for 2024 and net income of 64 million euros.
As of July 2023, Arundo Re has been majority-owned by a consortium of mutual insurers made up of SMABTP, MACSF and CCR. The deal, first announced in February 2023, valued CCR Re at close to 1.0 billion euros.
Arundo Re is now present in 103 countries worldwide, operating across property and casualty, life and health, and certain specialty lines including credit, marine, aviation, space and agriculture.
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