Everest International launches unified specialties business led by Trueman
By Mia MacGregor
June 16 - (The Insurer) - Everest’s international insurance division has established a unified specialties business led by Paul Trueman.
This new division provides offerings across various sectors, including marine, aviation, energy and construction, cyber and industry practices. Trueman will assume the role of head of specialty for Everest Insurance International.
Trueman has over two decades of industry experience, and joined Everest in 2022 as global head of aviation. Prior to this, he held roles focused on aviation and broader specialty lines at Global Aerospace, Asia Capital Re, AIG and Catlin.
“We are strengthening our investment in the growing needs of the specialty market, with integrated solutions and expertise to serve a broad range of complex risks,” said Jason Keen, co-head of international insurance.
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