20 September 2018News

StarStone CEO resigns

Demian Smith, the group chief executive officer (CEO) of Enstar subsidiary StarStone has resigned from his position, effective immediately.

In a statement the company said: “StarStone can confirm that Demian Smith has resigned as group CEO of StarStone. We are in the final stages of recruiting a successor who we expect to announce in mid-October. In the interim, Chris Rash will lead StarStone in his role of executive chairman to support a smooth transition.”

Smith was appointed to the post of group CEO in December 2016, leading its global business across StarStone’s three main regions of the US and Bermuda, Lloyd’s and the London market, and Continental Europe.

He previously served as CEO of StarStone’s international operations from 2014, overseeing Lloyd’s and the London market and Continental Europe operations. He joined the company in 2010 as global head of marine.

On September 19 Enstar announced that it was no longer pursuing the sale of its active underwriting businesses, StarStone and Atrium, which it had previously announced it was considering in June.




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