Insurancenews.Au Carlos Grijalva Appointed as Cyber Chief for APAC at Gallagher Re
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- •Carlos Grijalva joins Gallagher Re as Head of Cyber for APAC.
- •He has extensive experience in cyber roles at major insurance firms.
- •Gallagher Re aims to enhance its cyber capabilities in a growing market.
Gallagher Re has appointed Carlos Grijalva as the Executive Director and Head of Cyber for the Asia-Pacific region. Grijalva previously held senior roles at WTW, where he focused on cyber sales and market engagement in Asia. His experience includes leadership positions at major insurers like Generali, Chubb, and AIG. In his new role, Grijalva will collaborate with regional teams and the global cyber unit to enhance Gallagher Re's cyber capabilities. The firm aims to strengthen its presence in a rapidly growing market for cyber insurance in APAC. This appointment reflects Gallagher Re's commitment to addressing the increasing demand for cyber risk management in the region.
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2026-05-22
Carlos Grijalva appointed as Head of Cyber for APAC
Gallagher Re announced Grijalva's appointment to strengthen its cyber insurance presence in the region.
Reinsurancene.Ws2026-05-25
Gallagher Re confirms Grijalva's role in expanding cyber capabilities
Grijalva will work with regional teams and the global cyber unit to enhance Gallagher Re's offerings in APAC.
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