Intelligentinsurer HDI Global US Appoints Jill Salmon to Lead Cyber Underwriting Efforts
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- •Jill Salmon appointed as Head of Cyber Underwriting at HDI Global US.
- •Salmon has over 12 years of experience in cyber underwriting from Berkshire Hathaway.
- •HDI Global aims to enhance its cyber capabilities and market presence.
HDI Global US has appointed Jill Salmon as Head of Cyber Underwriting, enhancing its cyber capabilities. Salmon brings over a decade of experience from Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance, where she led the Cyber and E&O portfolio. Her appointment aims to strengthen HDI's market presence and drive growth in the evolving cyber insurance landscape. The company is focused on underwriting excellence and disciplined growth in the US market. Salmon expressed enthusiasm about leading the development of HDI's cyber business and fostering relationships across the market. This strategic move reflects HDI's commitment to becoming a preferred partner in cyber transformation.
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2026-06-18
Jill Salmon appointed as Head of Cyber Underwriting
HDI Global US announced the appointment of Jill Salmon to lead its cyber underwriting efforts, focusing on growth and innovation.
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