CFC appoints Gallagher Re's Georgiou as head of portfolio risk
ReutersJul 15, 2025 6:33 AM
By Navneeta Nandan
July 15 - (The Insurer) - UK specialist carrier CFC has appointed Gallagher Re's Michael Georgiou as head of portfolio risk.
In his new role, Georgiou will focus on developing CFC’s proprietary cyber systemic model and expanding its white-label offering in international markets.
Georgiou was previously the head of cyber advisory at Gallagher Re. He has also worked at KPMG UK.
The appointment follows this month's announcement of Alex Moon as CFC's group general counsel and confirmation that former CFC Underwriting CEO Andy Holmes has moved to the role of group capacity director.
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