Hamilton Global Specialty’s Strategic Leadership Changes
Hamilton Global Specialty, the underwriting platform of Bermuda-based Hamilton Insurance Group, has announced significant leadership promotions aimed at reinforcing its position in the industry. Sinead Cormican has been elevated to the role of Active Underwriter for Syndicate 4000. She will be reporting directly to Miles Osorio, who will remain in his capacity as Chief Underwriting Officer for Hamilton Global Specialty.
Additionally, Sukh Chana and Mark Johnson have been appointed as joint Deputy Active Underwriters. Chana will continue in his role as Head of Financial Institutions, while Johnson will maintain his responsibilities as Head of Property D&F. Both will report to Cormican, with these appointments taking effect on April 1st, 2025, pending regulatory approval.
Cormican brings over two decades of underwriting experience to her new role, having served as the Deputy Active Underwriter for Hamilton Syndicate 4000 since 2020. Prior to this, she was the Head of Property D&F for two years and has been a vital part of Hamilton for the past decade.
Osorio, one of Hamilton’s earliest hires, boasts over 30 years of industry experience. He has served as the Active Underwriter for Hamilton Syndicate 4000 since November 2020, following his previous roles as Deputy Active Underwriter and Head of Property for Hamilton’s Lloyd’s operations.
Chana, with over 20 years in the industry, has held the position of Head of Financial Institutions at Hamilton for more than five years, joining through the company’s 2019 acquisition of Pembroke. Similarly, Johnson, with two decades of insurance experience, has been Head of Property D&F for four years, marking a decade-long tenure with Hamilton.
Trevor Ormes, the current Deputy Active Underwriter and Head of Professional Lines for Syndicate 4000, will retire on April 30th, 2025.
Leadership Remarks
Daws remarked, “Our decision to promote Sinead to Active Underwriter is a testament to her outstanding contributions and leadership skills. Her expertise in risk management within Lloyd’s, along with her strong relationships with colleagues, clients, and brokers, makes her the perfect choice for this role.”
He continued, “Miles’ strategic vision and disciplined approach have been critical to our growth. The well-earned promotions of Sukh and Mark as Deputy Actives further demonstrate our dedication to nurturing talent and ensuring seamless leadership succession. These appointments position Hamilton for continued growth and success.”
The company expressed gratitude to Ormes for his significant contributions over the past four years at Hamilton, wishing him a fulfilling retirement after a remarkable 40-year career in the industry.
