Lockton Re has appointed Anthony DiLorenzo as US casualty broking leader to advance the firm’s analytics-focused casualty program structuring across the North American market. He will be based in Philadelphia and join Lockton Re’s casualty leadership group.
DiLorenzo has more than a decade of experience working in the US casualty market, leading teams and developing casualty program designs informed by analytical insights and portfolio review. His role will focus on broking services that align client risk needs with market data and placement options.
DiLorenzo pointed to the firm’s independence and market position as reasons behind his move. “The true differentiators at Lockton Re are the people and the platform and the way independence fuels growth within the global marketplace,” he said. “This powerful position allows for the cultivation of the deep, objective relationships necessary to deliver exceptional client value.”
Nick Durant, CEO for North America at Lockton Re, said the appointment supports the firm’s development of casualty strategies for clients. Durant described DiLorenzo’s experience in strategic planning and relationship management as contributing to Lockton Re’s casualty broking capabilities and client service.
Meanwhile, Jeff Fleming, managing partner and head of P&C, portfolio solutions and facultative at Lockton Re North America, said DiLorenzo brings experience that links analytics with casualty placement requirements.
DiLorenzo will work alongside Mike McCann, who recently joined Lockton Re in a senior casualty leadership role in New York, bringing underwriting experience across casualty and professional liability lines. The two will coordinate Lockton Re’s casualty broking activity across the region.
Earlier this year, Lockton Re also named Jim Franson as North America chairman in a newly created role, attributing the move to growth in its regional operations.
Lockton Re is the reinsurance business of Lockton, which describes itself as the world’s largest privately held independent insurance broker. The company continues to add senior casualty specialists as reinsurance buyers seek analytical support in program design and placement decisions.
