It follows the business growing at an ’unprecedented rate over the last four years’, says chief investment officer
(Re)insurance group Aventum has relocated its UK headquarters to the Monument Building in London.
Based in Monument Street, the office has spaces across two floors for each of its brands and has various meeting rooms for collaboration.
The office also has its own Bearista coffee shop, a range of in house wellness and fitness services and spaces for performance coaching, training and mentoring.
John Bearman, chief investment officer at Aventum, said: “Each of our brands continues to attract the best talent in the market thanks to our unique ownership model, entrepreneurial culture and a shared ambition to always do things better.
“It’s not by accident that we’ve been consistently recognised as one of the best places to work and our new London office reflects that.”
Growth
The new office follows 135% growth for Aventum over the last four years. It currently trades more than $1.86bn (£1.41bn) in gross written premium (GWP).
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Following such growth, Aventum announced a new global employee ownership scheme in September 2024.
Under the new scheme, all employees are given the equivalent of twice their annual salary in share value. This will also be provided to new starters as they join the group.
Bearman said: “We were Lime Street’s best kept secret for a few years, but I think the secret’s well and truly out now.
“We’ve grown at an unprecedented rate over the last four years, but we’ve still only just begun.
“Our new office is a place that makes insurance exciting for our talented team and everyone that visits us.”
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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