Lifestyle Article - Barnett Waddingham appoints Jagdeep Lall


Barnett Waddingham, the UK’s largest independent provider of actuarial, administration and consultancy services, has appointed general insurance consultant Jagdeep Lall to its growing team.

 Jagdeep joins Barnett Waddingham as a general insurance consultant and will be advising clients of all sizes on a range of actuarial issues, including the Solvency II regime.
 
 He is a part qualified actuary who has worked in general insurance for more than 13 years. Before joining Barnett Waddingham, he worked at the PRA as a GI Senior Supervisor for almost 2 years. Jagdeep has also worked in actuarial roles at a Lloyd’s syndicate and a UK personal lines insurer.
 
 Jagdeep Lall, Consultant at Barnett Waddingham, said: “I am joining Barnett Waddingham’s growing general insurance team at a time of significant change and I look forward to utilising my mixed experience to help the firm continue to grow and develop.

 “Now we are in a Solvency II world and Brexit is coming, I think all our clients will benefit from our innovative analytics capability and specialist knowledge.”

 Scott Eason, Head of Insurance consulting at Barnett Waddingham, said: “Jagdeep’s wealth of technical and regulatory knowledge will be invaluable to our clients as they continue to embed Solvency II. His considerable experience and expertise are valuable assets to the team, which will help to build our presence in the general insurance marketplace.”
  

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