Gallagher Securities Expands Structuring Team
Gallagher Securities, the insurance-linked securities (ILS) and capital markets division of Gallagher Re, has strengthened its expertise by hiring Caroline Cassis as Senior ILS Structurer. She joins from Swiss Re, where she specialized in catastrophe bond and ILS structuring.
New Leadership in Structuring
Caroline Cassis will report to Andras Bohm, the newly appointed Global Head of Structuring from BMS, who recently joined Gallagher Securities. Cassis will be based in New York to support the firm’s ongoing expansion within the ILS market.
Professional Background of Caroline Cassis
- Started her career at BlackRock in 2017 as part of the private equity team in Zurich.
- Served as a private equity analyst at Swiss Re in various locations over two years.
- Transitioned in 2020 to reinsurance business development at Swiss Re in Zurich.
- Moved to Swiss Re's capital markets division in 2022, focusing on ILS and cat bond structuring.
“Gallagher Re continues to build out structuring expertise within its specialist division focused on the insurance-linked securities market.”
The addition of Cassis highlights the firm’s commitment to enhancing its structuring capabilities in the evolving ILS sector.
Author's summary: Gallagher Securities strengthens its ILS structuring team by hiring Caroline Cassis from Swiss Re, reinforcing its strategic growth in the insurance-linked securities market.
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