Insurancenews.Au Cowbell Appoints Gerry Power as GM for Australian Cyber Insurance Expansion
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- •Gerry Power appointed as General Manager for Cowbell in Australia.
- •Cowbell aims to strengthen broker partnerships and local operations.
- •The company emphasizes practical cyber insurance solutions tailored to local needs.
Cowbell has appointed Gerry Power as General Manager for Australia to enhance its cyber insurance offerings. This role aims to strengthen Cowbell's market presence and broker partnerships in Australia, reflecting the company's commitment to addressing evolving digital risks. Power will work closely with Anthony Wall, Head of Underwriting, to develop distribution strategies and local operations. Cowbell, founded in 2019, is expanding internationally, having already established itself in the U.S., U.K., and India. The company emphasizes practical cyber insurance solutions tailored to local needs and is backed by significant investment and partnerships. Cowbell's innovative platform allows for rapid policy issuance and continuous risk assessment, catering to businesses with up to $1 billion in revenue. The appointment is part of Cowbell's broader strategy to build a sustainable cyber insurance business in Australia.
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