’My immediate priority is to engage with colleagues across the business, to develop and implement a strategy that delivers maximum value,’ says new appointee
Ardonagh-owned reinsurance broker Price Forbes Re has appointed Isidora Alemparte as its wordings director.
The new role will see Alemparte lead the strategy, delivery and integration of Price Forbes Re’s contract management.
She will be based in London and report to Paul Owen, chief analytics officer.
“I am thrilled to join the talented and dynamic team at Price Forbes Re,” Alemparte said.
“This role represents a unique opportunity to integrate contract management with the broader analytics and advisory function, delivering tailored, technical solutions to clients.
“My immediate priority is to engage with colleagues across the business, to develop and implement a strategy that delivers maximum value to our clients.”
Experience
Alemparte joins from McGill and Partners, where she was most recently a partner responsible for building and managing contract management for the London treaty team.
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Prior to this, she held specialist roles with Liberty, Aspen and XL Catlin. Alemparte began her career as a lawyer in Chile, focusing on corporate and insurance matters.
Owen said: “Alemparte’s expertise in contract management and wordings analysis makes her a critical addition to our team.
“Her appointment underscores our commitment to enhancing Price Forbes Re’s advisory services and addressing the evolving needs of clients in an increasingly complex risk landscape.
“By embedding advanced wordings analysis and contract certainty into our analytics and advisory offering, we are equipping our brokers with the technical resources needed to deliver industry-leading solutions.
“Her experience and vision will ensure we stay ahead of the market’s challenges.”
His career began in 2019, when he joined a local north London newspaper after graduating from the University of Sheffield with a first-class honours degree in journalism.
He took up the position of deputy news editor at Insurance Times in March 2023, before being promoted to his current role in May 2024.View full Profile
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