Coalition has appointed Tine Simonsen as Head of Insurance for Continental Europe, marking a significant step in its European expansion. Coalition, known for its Active Insurance model, is enhancing its presence in the European market with Simonsen at the helm. This move is set to bolster Coalition European operations.
Simonsen brings nearly 14 years of specialized experience in Financial Lines and Cyber Insurance. Her expertise spans Cyber Insurance, Directors and Officers (D&O) Insurance, and Professional Indemnity. Before joining Coalition, Simonsen led the Nordic Financial Lines team at AIG, where she managed the company’s largest profit center in the Nordics. Prior to AIG, she spent a decade at Willis Towers Watson, serving as the Cyber Growth Leader for Northern Europe.
Spearhead Expansion
Kyle Bryant, Coalition’s Head of International, expressed confidence in Simonsen’s leadership. “Throughout her years in specialized insurance, Tine has attained valuable insights into European market strategy, making her the best person to spearhead the expansion of Coalition’s Active Insurance across Europe,” Bryant said. He emphasized the importance of having a leader with deep knowledge of the industry to drive Coalition’s global mission of protecting the unprotected.
Simonsen is equally enthusiastic about joining the Coalition team. “Coalition is on a journey to change the cyber risk mitigation landscape by combining technology and security insights with insurance best practices,” she commented. “They are actively helping policyholders before they experience a loss, effectively ushering in a new era of cyber insurance.”
With Simonsen’s appointment, Coalition aims to strengthen its footprint in Europe, advancing its proactive approach to mitigating digital risks and delivering innovative insurance solutions to the region.
Source: Coalition Appoints Tine Simonsen as European Head of Insurance.
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