Articles - KPMG insurance practice announces new actuarial partner


 KPMG has announced the appointment of David Brown as a non-life actuarial partner in the firm’s insurance practice. He joins from Direct Line Group and will focus on advising clients in the retail general insurance sector. 

 Bringing almost 20 years’ actuarial experience to the firm, David has a strong track record working with insurance brands on developing their pricing, underwriting, reinsurance and reserving strategies in highly competitive markets. He has also played a leading role in developing key research on the motor market since 2009.

 Phil Smart, UK head of insurance said, We are very pleased to welcome David, who is a recognised industry expert, to our team.
 
 “We recognise that our role as advisors to the industry, is to work alongside our clients to help them grapple with the challenges they face and to help them create new opportunities for their business. David’s experience and depth of knowledge is extremely well aligned in helping us achieve this.”

 David Brown adds, “I am delighted to join KPMG at a time when the retail general insurance market is not only fiercely competitive but also facing significant change. I am excited about working with KPMG’s experienced team to help our clients succeed in spite of all the challenges currently facing the industry.”

 David is a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.
  

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