Farhin Lilywala is a Section Editor at Insurance Insider. She covers the insurance market with a focus on commercial real estate, property management, real estate development, and investment strategies, among other related topics. Farhin's work has been featured in Inside P&C, Insurance Insider, NewsBreak, and Insurance Insider US.
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Farhin's focus is on the insurance and insurtech industry, with a significant emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases. She appears to be interested in developments related to mergers and acquisitions, strategic options, capital raises within the real estate industry.
Due to her coverage attributes indicating a high percentage of press releases and private sector announcements, Farhin may be most responsive to pitches that align with newsworthy updates from companies within the insurance or insurtech sectors, especially those related to real estate. This might include exclusive news about mergers & acquisitions, strategic shifts by major players in the industry or innovative solutions being launched.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Farhin’s articles she seems open to covering global as well as regional developments in these industries.
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The move comes after a 200+ person mass team lift from Brown & Brown's retail business in the US.
Andersen's annual target compensation as successor will be $18mn, after he assumes the CEO role in June.
Oliphant was the president of the property division for Core Specialty for five years.
By: Kyoung-Son Song, Adam Kovac, Farhin Lilywala
Oliphant was the president of the property division for Core Specialty for five years.
By: Farhin Lilywala
The driving forces which underpinned the boom in the MGA market all look markedly different from three years ago.
Risk and commission conflicts make their way into quota share agreements, pushing deals further from either party’s interests.
By: Adam Kovac, Farhin Lilywala
The MGA's property team buildout was led by Clif Hope, former Lexington head of property.
It is understood that the MGA will use AI to try to identify claims patterns and litigation outcomes.
By: Adam Kovac, Farhin Lilywala
Customise Consent Preferences The MGA will provide capacity of up to $10mn per risk on a quota share basis.
