Gibbons & Masters Named To “Power 50″ List
PwC Bermuda Captive Insurance leader David Gibbons has been named in the Top 20 of the annual Captive Review Power 50 global rankings, while PwC Bermuda captive insurance senior manager Jennifer Masters has been named to the Captive Review Power 50: Ones To Watch list.
A spokesperson said, “PwC Bermuda Captive Insurance leader David Gibbons has been named in the Top 20 of the annual Captive Review Power 50 global rankings.
“In addition, Jennifer Masters, PwC Bermuda captive insurance senior manager has been named to the Captive Review Power 50: Ones To Watch list, recognised for making an impact in the industry and for her expertise in compliance with AML/ATF regulations.
“The Captive Review Power 50 is an annual list of the 50 most influential captive insurance professionals, with entrants from around the world. A record of more than 18,000 individual votes for the Power 50 were cast this year.
Captive Review said, “The Power 50 honours captive professionals that excelled in 2020, who are champions of the captive insurance industry, dedicated professionals who are collegiate, innovative, committed, visible, and shown excellence over the past year.”
Gibbons said: “It’s an honour to be named among the top 20 leaders in the global captive insurance industry. It’s a credit to the entire dedicated captive team at PwC Bermuda for continuing to bring strategic solutions, innovation and value to our clients in the market during a difficult time. This award is also a testament to Bermuda’s continued strength as the world’s preeminent captive domicile.”
“The Ones To Watch list features Masters among eight captive insurance professionals who are becoming increasingly prominent in the captive industry and are expected to have an impact in their area of expertise during the next year.
Masters said, “I’m proud and honoured to receive this recognition by Captive Review and congratulate my other industry colleagues who have also been included as ones who will be making their mark in the captive industry in the years ahead.”
