SiriusPoint names Chubb's Enan as to lead strategy and corporate development
ReutersMay 27, 2025 9:40 AM
By Navneeta Nandan
May 27 - (The Insurer) - SiriusPoint has named Philip Enan as chief strategy and corporate development officer, the company said on Tuesday.
In his new role, Enan will lead the company’s strategy development process and explore new investment opportunities and initiatives.
He will report to Scott Egan, CEO of SiriusPoint.
Enan joins SiriusPoint from Chubb, where he spent more than a decade, most recently as executive vice president for global corporate development and head of strategic partnerships.
Last month, SiriusPoint expanded its executive team with the appointment of Eleanor Gibson as international chief underwriting officer.
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