LMA strengthens market strategy with new appointments

The Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) has appointed four senior market leaders to its board in a bid to enhance the “board’s ability to navigate the complexities of the Lloyd’s market”.

The LMA is led by a board responsible for establishing the association’s overall strategy, direction and priorities.

The board also consists of senior market practitioners and LMA leaders.

The new board members are Richard Milner, group chief executive at Chaucer, Clare Constable, chief claims officer at MS Amlin, John Fowle, chief executive officer at Atrium and Adam Beatty, chief executive at Nephila Syndicate.

Sheila Cameron, chief executive of the LMA, said: “I am delighted to welcome Richard, Clare, John and Adam to the LMA board.

“The new members bring a wealth of experience and commitment, enhancing the board’s ability to navigate the complexities of the Lloyd’s market and to execute on our purpose of making the market a better place.”

Step down

Meanwhile, Rob Callan, chief financial officer at Chaucer Syndicates, Mark Graham, senior vice president of private equity and M&A practice at Marsh and Martyn Rodden, chief executive at Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance have stepped down from the board.

Andrew Brooks, chairman of the LMA and non-executive director at Ascot Group, said: “I would like to thank Rob Callan, Mark Graham and Martyn Rodden for their dedication and support to the LMA’s mission and their contributions as board members.”