David Sandler Joins Everest Insurance
Everest Re Group, Ltd. announced that David Sandler has joined Everest Insurance as leader of a new business unit targeting the risk management client segment. Everest Risk Management enters the market with a deep product offering consisting of worker’s compensation, general and auto liability, foreign casualty, along with a full suite of casualty risk financing and servicing capabilities.
“Mr. Sandler assumes responsibility for the existing Everest underwriting teams dedicated to this segment, while also pursuing the select expansion of additional capabilities across the country. This group of talented professionals are well versed in the multitude of solutions and service requirements brokers and insureds have come to value and expect,” the company said.
“Supporting these efforts will be the current Everest Insurance infrastructure with its deep claims, credit, and operational capabilities. This positions Everest Risk Management well to add immediate value to brokers and insureds in this important segment.
Mr. Sandler joined Everest Insurance from AIG, where he accumulated over 22 years of experience in the primary casualty market. He held a variety of diverse and impactful positions within the overall Casualty structure of AIG, including various underwriting and leadership roles within AIG Risk Management [AIGRM] as President of the Commercial Risk division and Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of U.S. Casualty. Most recently Mr. Sandler served as Executive Vice President and Head of Corporate Accounts.
Jonathan Zaffino, President of Everest Insurance North America, commented, “Dave brings to us a very deep and formidable skill set in the primary casualty and foreign casualty markets. He is widely known within the broker community as an astute technician, a thoughtful underwriter, and a talented leader. We are pleased to welcome Dave to the Everest team as he will undoubtedly be a valued addition to Everest Insurance and our expansion efforts within the risk management segment.”
