Denon Ambris appointed as Liability Underwriter

Brit Insurance, the international general insurance and reinsurance group, today announces the appointment of Denon Ambris as Liability Underwriter in its Birmingham office. Reporting to Rosie O’Gara, Central and South West Regional Manager, he takes up his position immediately.

Denon joins Brit Insurance from Chubb Insurance, where he was European Sales Training Adviser, delivering training for all underwriting staff throughout the European branch network. Prior to taking that role, he spent 21 years as an Underwriter at Chubb and ACE specialising in liability classes. In his new role, Denon will be underwriting Primary and Excess Standalone Liability business, including large and complex risks, and will be working with brokers throughout the region.

Rosie O’Gara, Central and South West Regional Manager at Brit Insurance, commented:

“Denon is an extremely experienced underwriter and brings with him strong technical knowledge and longstanding broker relationships that will be of huge benefit to our customers. His expertise in training underwriters will also be a valuable asset as we continue to develop our operations in the Midlands”.

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About Brit Insurance
Brit Insurance is an international general insurance and reinsurance group specialising in commercial insurance. The Group writes a diverse portfolio of over 70 classes of insurance and reinsurance offering worldwide protection. The scope is wide-ranging: from sole traders to the largest multinational corporations; from manufacturers to professional services; from shops to satellites. Our distribution model is centred on brokers and intermediaries. Reflecting where our customers trade, we are organized into three strategic business units – Global Markets, UK and Reinsurance – which have access to our underwriting platforms including Brit Insurance Limited and our Lloyd’s syndicate, Brit Syndicate 2987.