Senior promotions have been made by The Fidelis Partnership to support the continued growth and success of its Bermuda treaty team, the company has announced.

Paget Hengesbaugh will become head of international treaty. She has been with the partnership for five years, having joined from Renaissance Re.

Drew Tomlinson will become head of United States treaty. He has been with TFP since 2023 and has had prior roles at OdysseyRe and Penn National Insurance.

Will Abbott will become head of complex risks and speciality treaty. He has previously had roles at Howden Re, Guy Carpenter and Willis Re.

Jack Jarvis will become head of global clients. He joined the partnership in 2024 from Canopius.

The partnership said: “Paget, Drew, Will and Jack will report to Richard Coulson, deputy group chief underwriting officer, while also working closely with group chief executive and chairman, Richard Brindle, benefiting from his unrivalled track record, experience and global relationships.

“Alongside this, TFP will also make the following promotions and appointments, reflecting the strength and expertise of its underwriting management team in Bermuda.

“Mark Herget, who has been with the business for over six years, will be promoted to deputy group head of property, energy and Construction and join TFP’s Group Executive Committee, taking on a more senior role in the group’s management.

Danny Mereu will join the Bermuda office on January 1, transferring from London to take on a new role as group head of property underwriting analytics and pricing.

Dennis Brauchle recently joined TFP as head of property treaty and portfolio analytics, having previously been deputy chief risk officer and head of property and casualty actuarial at Hannover Re Bermuda, according to the press release.

Michael Davern, United Kingdom CUO and group head of direct and facultative property and energy at TFP, commented: “This series of promotions celebrates the great internal talent we have at TFP and the outstanding momentum we are seeing for our Bermuda treaty and D&F underwriting and analytics teams.

“The growth and development of our Bermuda treaty portfolio reflects the success of our risk allocator model as we continue to dynamically align capital and risk. We are only able to achieve this success because of the quality of our people, and these individuals embody our desire to embrace a leadership role in the business we write.

“I am pleased that we continue to be a company that can reward ability and expertise with progression and responsibility, and I look forward to working closely with our Bermuda team to achieve our ambitious goals.”