Ariel Re Welcomes a Group of Bermudian Students to the Summer Internship Program | Insurance business America
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By Kenneth Araullo
Ariel Re, a global reinsurance company with offices in Bermuda, London and Hong Kong, has introduced a new group of summer interns at its Bermuda location.
The four Bermudian students gain insights into the processes of a reinsurance company and expand their industry knowledge.
The students include Gaby Furr from Queen’s University, studying political science and economics; Heston Kessell from the University of Guelph, studying economics; Moriah Wheddon, an accounting student at Bermuda College; and Matthew Brookes from the University of Kent, who studies finance and investments.
In its fourth year, the internship program provides exposure to various roles in the reinsurance sector, including underwriting, claims management, catastrophe modeling and actuarial science.
Interns will work in different departments, participate in multiple projects, and participate in daily meetings.
“We look forward to the fourth cohort of internship students joining us at Ariel Re this year and another year of developing reinsurance talent,” said Lindsay Hyland, Human Resources Director at Ariel Re.
Hyland added that the new group of interns underscores Ariel Re’s commitment to promoting career and knowledge growth in reinsurance and expressed hope that some could move on to permanent positions at the company.
Ariel Re offers a range of insurance and reinsurance solutions through its offices in Bermuda, London and Hong Kong, serving a diverse customer base. Ariel Re operates at Lloyd’s of London through Syndicate 1910 and also offers access to Lloyd’s Europe.
Back in April, Ariel Re and Hiscox Re & ILS announced the formation of CyberShock, a cyber disaster consortium.
CyberShock is also designed to ensure better coverage security for major cyber incidents, including service and hardware supply chain events, cyber proliferation events, software supply chain disruptions and catalytic cyber events.
“Against a lack of clarity around the definition of cyber events and a lack of capacity in the cyber reinsurance market, we believe the CyberShock Consortium can act as a positive catalyst for the market,” said Matthew Wilken, Chief Underwriting Officer of Hiscox Re & ILS.
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