SiriusPoint has appointed Philip Enan (pictured above) as chief strategy and corporate development officer, effective immediately. Enan will join the company’s executive leadership team and report directly to chief executive officer Scott Egan.
In the new role, Enan will oversee SiriusPoint’s strategy development and lead efforts to identify investment opportunities and initiatives aimed at supporting the company’s long-term and near-term objectives. He will be based in New York.
Enan joins SiriusPoint following more than a decade at Chubb, where he most recently served as executive vice president of global corporate development and head of strategic partnerships. His experience at Chubb included work within the Global Corporate Development Group. Prior to that, he held positions at BMO Capital Markets, Piper Jaffray, and Deutsche Bank Securities.
SiriusPoint CEO Scott Egan said Enan’s addition to the leadership team reflects the company’s strategic emphasis on aligning its talent with evolving business needs.
“Phil's appointment underscores our dedication to this strategy. With the successful completion of our repositioning efforts in 2024, we are focused on ensuring we have the right expertise to drive our business performance forward year after year,” Egan said.
The company also recently strengthened its senior leadership with the appointment of Eleanor Gibson as international chief underwriting officer, effective May 6. Gibson’s appointment is part of an ongoing effort to reinforce SiriusPoint’s underwriting capabilities across global markets and follows a series of leadership changes under Egan’s tenure aimed at supporting the company’s long-term performance.
SiriusPoint has also accelerated growth in its managing general agent (MGA) business. In 2024, the company initiated or expanded 19 MGA partnerships, more than double the number from the previous year.
Meanwhile, the company reported core underwriting income of US$200 million for the full year 2024, along with a core combined ratio of 91.0%. The results mark SiriusPoint’s ninth consecutive quarter of underwriting profitability.
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