Amanda Seng joins as Property Underwriting Manager for the Southern Region
Sydney, 25 June 2024 — Arch Insurance Australia (Arch) has announced the appointment of Amanda Seng as Southern Region Property Underwriting Manager, with immediate effect.
In this newly created role, Seng is responsible for managing the underwriting activities across Arch’s property portfolio for the Southern Region , and she also oversees product development. Based in Melbourne, she reports to Brendon Terry, National Property Underwriting Manager.
Seng brings over 20 years of experience in the Australian insurance industry to the role. She joins Arch from Zurich, where she was most recently a Senior Property Underwriter, and has previously held senior underwriting and business development roles at other insurance companies.
“We are delighted to welcome Amanda on board,” Terry said. “Her wealth of experience in both the general insurer and agency markets makes her a valuable addition to the team. She is highly respected in the market by both peers and brokers, and she will enable us to bolster our relevance and service proposition to brokers and clients in the Southern Region.”
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EDITOR’S NOTES
About Arch Insurance Australia
Arch Insurance Australia is part of Arch Insurance International. The company provides specialised insurance solutions across a wide range of industries and professions, operating across Accident & Health, Casualty, Financial Lines and Property product lines.
About Arch Insurance International
Arch Insurance International is part of Arch Capital Group Ltd. and includes Arch Insurance UK and the P&C insurance operations of Arch Insurance (EU) dac, as well as Arch’s insurance operations in Europe, Bermuda and Australia.
About Arch Capital Group Ltd.
Arch Capital Group Ltd., a publicly listed Bermuda exempted company with approximately $22.1 billion in capital at March 31, 2024, provides insurance, reinsurance and mortgage insurance on a worldwide basis through its wholly owned subsidiaries.
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Source: Arch Insurance (UK) Limited
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