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  • TMK appoints Olivia Jackson as Cyber Underwriter to enhance cyber capabilities.
  • Jackson previously managed diverse portfolios at Liberty Specialty Markets.
  • Her appointment supports TMK's flagship cyber offering and expands global cyber solutions.

Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK), a notable specialist insurer, has named Olivia Jackson as a Cyber Underwriter in its Cyber & Enterprise Risk division.

Jackson transitions from her previous role at Liberty Specialty Markets, where she was responsible for managing renewal portfolios and exploring new business opportunities across various territories, industries, and coverage levels. During her tenure, Jackson managed the MENA region portfolio for Liberty's teams in London and Dubai and fostered crucial partnerships with brokers.

New cyber offering

Jackson's arrival is part of TMK's ongoing efforts to enhance its cyber capabilities

This appointment coincides with the launch of TMK's pioneering cyber solution, TMK Cyber Ctrl, alongside its unique product, Enterprise Ctrl. Jackson's arrival is part of TMK's ongoing efforts to enhance its cyber capabilities. 

This strategy includes the recent appointments of Cesar Silvestre as Head of Reinsurance Solutions and Lucy Fraser as Cyber Risk Analyst, showcasing a commitment to expanding its cyber offerings to address the rising global demand for advanced cyber solutions.

Geographic portfolio management

Paul Gooch, Deputy Departmental Head, shared his thoughts on Jackson's appointment: "We're pleased to welcome Olivia to our growing cyber team. Her experience managing diverse portfolios across multiple geographies, combined with her strong technical foundation and market relationships, will be valuable as we continue to expand our cyber capabilities."

He added that Jackson's appointment underscores TMK's dedication to establishing a team with substantial expertise to guide clients through the shifting threat landscape.

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