Capsicum Re to be renamed Gallagher Re, in alignment with parent
Reinsurance broker Capsicum Re is to be renamed as Gallagher Re, to bring the company into line with its parent Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. (AJG). Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. (AJG) took 100% ownership of Capsicum Re back in January, to bring the specialty reinsurance broking joint venture that it read the full article →
Capsicum Re unveils ExCo leadership to drive next phase of growth
Reinsurance broker Capsicum Re, a unit of Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., has announced a new Executive Committee (ExCo) leadership as the company seeks to deliver on further growth. Among those added to the new Capsicum Re ExCo are Managing Partners and divisional heads, including well-known property reinsurance and retrocession broker read the full article →
AJ Gallagher takes 100% ownership of reinsurance broker Capsicum Re
Broking and service group Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. (AJG) has now taken 100% ownership of Capsicum Re, the specialty reinsurance broking joint venture that it had established alongside sector veterans Grahame “Chily” Chilton and Rupert Swallow. In November, the pair announced that ongoing talks had resulted in agreed terms to read the full article →
Capsicum Re set for 100% AJ Gallagher ownership
Capsicum Re, the specialty reinsurance brokerage established as a joint-venture between broking and service group Arthur J. Gallagher (AJG) alongside sector veterans Grahame “Chily” Chilton and Rupert Swallow, is set to move to 100% AJG ownership after terms were agreed. Late yesterday, the pair announced that ongoing talks had resulted in read the full article →
Capsicum Re reinsurance broker coming from AJ Gallagher & Chilton
Interesting news has broken this evening that reinsurance broking industry veteran Grahame "Chily" Chilton is teaming up with Arthur J. Gallagher (AJG) to launch a new reinsurance broker brand, Capsicum Re. Arthur J. Gallagher International is launching the new reinsurance intermediary alongside Chilton, who was previously CEO of Benfield and latterly Chairman read the full article →