Hiscox Names Lori Bailey Head of Channel, Traded and Corix in Atlanta, US
Hiscox, a prominent insurance provider headquartered in Atlanta, has recently appointed Lori Bailey as the Head of Channel, Traded, and Corix in the U.S. In her new role, Bailey will report directly to Mary Boyd, the CEO of Hiscox USA, and will be an integral part of the U.S. leadership team. Her responsibilities will include overseeing the traded channel and managing the newly acquired Corix business. With nearly three decades of experience in the insurance industry, Bailey brings a wealth of knowledge, having previously served as the head of global cyber and technology for Axis and held various leadership positions at Corvus Insurance. Hiscox USA is known for offering a diverse range of admitted and specialty risk solutions. Their portfolio includes products such as errors and omissions, general liability, cyber and data security, media liability, management liability, crime, entertainment, and terrorism insurance. Bailey's extensive background in professional liability, specialty lines, and cyber risk positions her well to lead the company’s initiatives in these areas, ensuring that Hiscox continues to meet the evolving needs of its clients. In a related development, CRC Group has appointed Bethany Greenwood as the CEO of its underwriting division. Greenwood brings over 25 years of experience in specialty insurance, having worked in various roles across brokerage, underwriting, and executive management. Her expertise in specialty lines and her proven track record of leading high-performing teams will be crucial as she drives growth within the organization. Recently relocating from London to the U.S., Greenwood has held senior leadership positions in global specialty insurance firms and will now focus on advancing CRC Group’s long-term specialty underwriting strategy. Both appointments reflect the growing emphasis on strong leadership in the insurance sector, particularly in Atlanta, which continues to be a hub for innovative insurance solutions and industry talent.
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