Charles Taylor expands to Vietnam and wider Asia as demand rises

International loss adjusting business of  Charles Taylor is expanding in Asia, particularly Vietnam, but also across the wider Greater Mekong sub-region including Cambodia, Myanmar and Laos.

To meet growing demand for international loss adjusting expertise in the mining, power and energy industry sectors, Charles Taylor Adjusting (CTA) has expanded its natural resources capability with the launch of a new office in Vietnam.

This strategic expansion allows CTA to offer technical loss adjusting services across mining, power and energy business sectors, with a focus on renewable energy, both onshore and offshore.

The company plans to further expand its full suite of large-loss and mid-market adjusting solutions in Vietnam across key sectors including property, liability, aviation, marine, and engineering services.

Stephen Hope, CEO - CTA Vietnam and regional director – natural resources, said: “In opening the CTA office in Ho Chi Minh City, it is exciting to be able to offer technical loss adjusting services in Vietnam to meet growing client demand for international loss adjusting expertise. Working with local and regional experts we are well placed to manage complex losses across the Greater Mekong sub-region, particularly in the power and renewable energy business sector.”

Stephen Thorpe, global CEO - natural resources, said: “We are very pleased to be able to offer an expanded regional presence in Asia and to include Vietnam in our global network. We continue to focus on delivering the highest quality loss adjusting services to our clients locally, regionally and worldwide and with the growing focus on renewable energy in Vietnam, we are in prime position to meet the needs of all our clients in Vietnam and the wider Greater Mekong sub-region.”

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