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Lloyd’s announces Rachel Turk as Chief Underwriting Officer

25 May 2023 Lloyd’s
Rachel Turk

Rachel Turk

Lloyd’s, the world’s leading marketplace for commercial, corporate and specialty risk solutions, today announces the appointment of Rachel Turk in the new role of Chief Underwriting Officer.

Rachel will report to Lloyd’s Chief of Markets, Patrick Tiernan, and her start date will be announced in due course. She will be responsible for managing the performance of the Lloyd’s market, including leading the underwriting function to support the Corporation’s strategic goals. Rachel will also be responsible for leading the discussion with all market stakeholders, including insurers, brokers, and customers on their sustainability strategies.

Rachel joins Lloyd’s from Beazley PLC where she spent over 14 years in management roles, including her latest position as Group Head of Strategy and Executive Committee member. Before this, Rachel led the US Directors & Officers underwriting team at Beazley. She was formerly an Equity Analyst at JP Morgan Cazenove and is a qualified accountant.

Rachel is a board member of the Lloyd’s Market Association (LMA) and the London Market Group (LMG).

Patrick Tiernan, Lloyd’s Chief of Markets said “I’m excited that Rachel is joining Lloyd’s as our Chief Underwriting Officer. Her stellar reputation in the industry, alongside her technical expertise and market knowledge, will be a huge asset to Lloyd’s as we continue to enhance the performance of our market.

“Under her leadership of underwriting at Lloyd’s, I’m confident we’ll continue to take the Lloyd’s market from strength to strength, and by doing so, achieve our aim of attracting the very best underwriters, capital and talent to our market to solve the problems that customers are facing.”

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