Andrew joined MS Amlin in September 2020 as Chief Underwriting Officer. He is responsible for managing all of MS AUL’s underwriting business, including the syndicate’s Reinsurance and Specialty Insurance divisions. 

He joined MS Amlin after almost 6 years at Everest Re, where he was was responsible for all of Everest’s London Market, Continental Europe and Asia Pacific reinsurance operations. Prior to that he served 7 years at Argo where he was Group Chief Underwriting Officer. Andrew spent the first 23 years of his career on the underwriting side at Kiln.

Martyn was appointed Director of Strategy and Transformation in December 2020. Prior to this, he held the positions of Deputy CEO, MS AUL and Director and Chief Risk Officer of MS AUL and AISE.

Martyn serves as non-executive director of London Insurance Market Operations & Strategic Sourcing (LIMOSS), a body vital to the modernisation of the London Insurance Market through the provision and management of market services.

Before joining MS Amlin in 2016, Martyn was a member of the executive management team at Faraday, where he held the position of Chief Risk Officer for the Lloyd’s and company market platforms. During his tenure, Martyn established the risk and validation team from the ground up and had responsibility for regulatory affairs. He was involved in several high profile projects, including Solvency II and the development of a single operational and governance structure for the business.

Prior to his time at Faraday, Martyn was Head of Risk with Chaucer Syndicates Limited. 

Phil has been Chief Financial Officer of MS Amlin Underwriting Limited since rejoining the company in October 2017, and has over 20 years of experience working in the Lloyd's market.

Phil held the position of Group Financial Controller at Amlin plc until 2004.  Between his two Amlin roles, Phil spent nearly 10 years as Finance Director at Advent, in addition to working at Aegis and as Finance Director at ProSight.

Phil is a qualified Chartered Accountant, qualifying with Pannell Kerr Forster in 1993. He is a member of the LMA Finance Committee.

Giles was appointed Chief Risk Officer of MS Amlin Underwriting Limited in 2018. 

Giles joined Amlin plc in February 2001, as part of a nascent business intelligence team that worked to enhance risk monitoring and management processes within the company, which eventually led to the establishment of the Risk Management function.

Prior to his current appointment, Giles held the position of Underwriting Risk Manager, with a primary focus on Catastrophe Risk.

Alberto joined Amlin in 2015, becoming Chief Operating Officer (COO) for the global Marine and Aviation business and then COO for MS Amlin Underwriting Limited.

Before joining Amlin, Alberto briefly worked for banks including Barclays and Lloyd’s primarily in IT, change management and operations. Prior to that, Alberto spent 10 years in Accenture's UK Financial Services practice.

During his career as a management consultant, he worked with leading financial services institutions in the UK and mainland Europe across banking, insurance and capital markets. He has a wealth of experience in operations, IT, large-scale business and systems transformations, organisation restructuring, change management and merger integration.

Alberto holds a Masters Degree in Information and Communications Technology with honours from Politecnico di Milano.

Martin is the Director of Underwriting Performance for MSAUL. Martin’s previous roles with MS Amlin since 2016 include Director of Underwriting Services, Director of Group Underwriting and Deputy Chief Risk Officer. Before the acquisition of Amlin by Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Japan, Martin held the role of Director and Chief Risk Officer of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Underwriting at Lloyd’s, joining in 2012. Martin has always worked in the Lloyd’s and London Market, having previously worked in Catlin Group’s Enterprise Risk Management team, served as Head of UK Reporting and the Catlin Syndicate’s Finance Director. Prior to the merger of Catlin with Wellington Underwriting, Martin held a number of actuarial roles. Martin read Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics at Heriot-Watt University and qualified as an actuary in 2001, he is also a Chartered Enterprise Risk Actuary.