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28 November 2018Insurance

CNA Hardy replaces Lloyd’s active underwriter

Specialist commercial insurer CNA Hardy has appointed Carl Day as active underwriter, in addition to his role as head of property, marine and energy.

Day will take on the role from Patrick Gage on Jan. 01, 2019.

In his role as active underwriter for Syndicate 382 he will be responsible for liaison with Lloyd’s and the focal point for the Lloyd’s Underwriting Performance Team.

Day joined CNA Hardy in 2014 from Hiscox to build out its marine and energy capabilities across both company and syndicate platforms.

Dave Brosnan, CEO, CNA Hardy, commented: “We are poised for growth across our chosen products and segments. Carl’s appointment as Lloyd’s active underwriter will help us do just that as he brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the role.”

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