Aon hires three new analysts in a bid to better understand its clients
Aon has expanded its London-based business intelligence unit, which sits within the reinsurance solutions business, with the hiring of three analysts.
Paris Hadjiantonis joins as a senior analyst, while Oliver Troop and Ludovico van Wijk take up positions as financial analysts.
Hadjiantonis joins from Exane BNP Paribas, where he was executive director of equity research for insurance, leading coverage of the reinsurance and global commercial insurance sub-sectors. Before that he was a vice president at both Credit Suisse International and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.
He will report to Mike Van Slooten, head of business intelligence, once he takes up his post in September.
Troop joins from Autonomous, where he had been vice president of European Insurance since 2015, serving as an equity analyst. Before joining Autonomous he was an investment consultant at Towers Watson, where he focused on liability-driven investment strategies.
Van Wijk joins from Nomura, where he was an associate in the investment banking division, engaged in corporate finance activity in the Continental European insurance market. He will also take up his post in September.
Both Troop and van Wijk report to Marie Teissier, who leads Aon’s client analysis initiative.
Nick Frankland, UK chief executive officer of reinsurance solutions, said: “These three new analysts will enable us to deepen our understanding of our clients’ strategies and to increase the immediacy of our response to any emerging issues. Our greater capability in this space will provide our own teams and our clients with broader services and greater insights and, as such, represents an exciting expansion of our offering.”
Van Slooten added: “Business Intelligence has a key role to play in tracking and reporting on industry developments, analysing the various pressures on management teams and connecting clients to expertise across Aon.”
