Barbican Insurance Group
Barbican Insurance Group

Risk and Governance

Solvency II affects our business just as it does the whole industry. Barbican adheres to a policy of investing in the best resources possible not only to comply with Solvency II and ERM requirements, but to actually exceed them.

 

A strong culture of risk and compliance

Barbican understands and promotes the importance of getting things right—and the need to behave and operate in a way that enhances the reputation of our industry and ultimately protects the customer. We have a firm compliance regime and adopt best practice in all areas of risk management. Barbican’s Risk and Capital Committee, reporting directly to the Board, exercises strong and effective control over all material risks, drawing on reliable and comprehensive management information.

 

However, we also believe good risk management isn’t about blindly following sets of rules and regulations, but about finding a way of applying the rules in a sensible, practical way that benefits our business. This approach underpins everything we do.

 

Our compliance culture emphasises ethical behaviour at every level of the business. Our formally-stated whistle-blowing policy encourages staff to speak up freely, and without fear of any adverse personal consequences, on any concerns relating to malpractice or unethical behaviour.

 

In overall charge of this critical area of our business is Barbican’s Director of Risk and Governance, David Russell.

 

David Russell

David Russell

Director of Risk and Governance

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1804
David.Russell@barbicaninsurance.com

 

David has in-depth experience of risk, regulation and regulatory policy from all areas of the insurance industry.

 

Prior to taking up his current position at the Barbican, he was Head of Regulatory Affairs at RSA Group where he coordinated the group’s activities on Solvency II, making an active contribution at European institutions and industry working groups.

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Yvonne Bouman

Yvonne Bouman

Director of ERM

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1922
Yvonne.Bouman@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of Yvonne Bouman

 

James Manning

James Manning

Risk & Compliance Manager

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1924
James.Manning@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of James Manning

 

Teresa de Nobrega

Teresa de Nobrega

Risk & Compliance Manager

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1923
Teresa.deNobrega@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of Teresa de Nobrega

 

Ben Canagaretna

Ben Canagaretna

Syndicate Actuary

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1920
Ben.Canagaretna@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of Ben Canagaretna

 

Assad Neygal

Assad Neygal

Senior Actuarial Assistant

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1921
Assad.Neygal@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of Assad Neygal

 

Jay Ramessur

Jay Ramessur

Senior Actuarial Assistant

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1925
Jay.Ramessur@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of Jay Ramessur

 

David Horan

David Horan

Catastrophe and Accumulations Manager

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1940
david.horan@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of David Horan

 

Lisa Hadaway

Lisa Hadaway

Catastrophe Analyst

 

T +44 (0)20 7082 1941
lisa.hadaway@barbicaninsurance.com

biography of Lisa Hadaway

 

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