Adrian Lynch
11 October 2023news

Lynch leaves Artex Risk Solutions

Adrian Lynch, executive vice president - North America, Bermuda & Cayman Islands at Artex Risk Solutions, has left the company after two and a half years.

Captive International understands that it is not yet known if he has left to join another firm. At the time of publishing, Artex had not responded to a request for comment.

Lynch joined Artex in February 2021 and was responsible for leading operations, talent, governance, risk management & business development in all Artex offices of North America, Bermuda and Cayman, including Vermont, Hawaii, South Carolina, Arizona, Utah, Montana amongst others.

He previously worked for Aon from March 2014 to February 2021, first as managing director and head of Aon Cayman's captive insurance & reinsurance practice and then as managing director of Aon Cayman & captive strategy leader, where he was responsible for leading all Aon Cayman activities for insurance and reinsurance brokerage as well as Aon’s captive management operations.

Prior to that he was the chief executive of Vanderbrook & Co’s insurance services division in Ireland from June 2012 to December 2013, after being chief executive of Prime Advisory Reinsurance from January 2005 to February 2012.

He was also a senior vice president at Aon Insurance Managers in the Cayman Islands & New York from May 1998 to January 2005.


More on this story

Analysis
22 March 2019   Peter Mullen has rejoined alternative risk management company Artex as chief executive officer, with David McManus taking up the new role of chairman.
article
5 December 2019   Investors are “pausing for thought” after two difficult years in the ILS market have taught them they can sustain large losses in this market, according to Peter Mullen, CEO at Artex, speaking at the Cayman Captive Forum.

More on this story

Analysis
22 March 2019   Peter Mullen has rejoined alternative risk management company Artex as chief executive officer, with David McManus taking up the new role of chairman.
article
5 December 2019   Investors are “pausing for thought” after two difficult years in the ILS market have taught them they can sustain large losses in this market, according to Peter Mullen, CEO at Artex, speaking at the Cayman Captive Forum.