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Charles Taylor opens Belgium office, targets growth in Europe
International loss adjuster Charles Taylor Adjusting (CTA) has opened a new office in Belgium to expand its property/casualty offering in Europe.
The company said it enjoyed solid growth in the P&C arena and particularly in specialist disciplines such as construction & engineering, professional indemnity, cyber and major loss.
Charles Taylor Adjusting has appointed new directors, Ludwig Pauwels and Yves Thaens, to join the team in Belgium. The executives will report to Andy Rice, managing director, property, casualty, technical & special risks for the UK, Europe and Singapore.
Rice said: “Expansion into Belgium further enhances CTA’s presence in Europe, with existing offices in France, Greece and Italy. Local presence is very important to develop closer relationships with our existing and new clients, many of whom will be working closely with our colleagues around the world. We’re very pleased to welcome Ludwig and Yves to the team.”
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