Latin America
STRUCTURED GROWTH
As Patria Re prepares to reposition itself from a Latin American specialist to a small international reinsurer with a specialty in the region, the company’s CEO, Ingrid Carlou, tells Intelligent Insurer and the reinsurer’s entry into Lloyd’s.
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In September 2015, Patria Re secured a partnership with Pembroke Managing Agency (PMA) to host the Patria Special Purpose Syndicate (Patria SPS). This arrangement, subject to authorisation from Lloyd’s, will provide Patria with access to the Lloyd’s Market while also bringing the market closer to Latin American reinsurance business.
the company as an international reinsurer will be plentiful, including
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ince its establishment in 1953, Patria Re has worked hard to secure its leading position within the Latin American market.
Some 60+ years later, the company is preparing to transform from a regional specialist to a small international reinsurer with
developed markets back to Latin America.
“We see traditional branches becoming more and more commoditised and our regional clients becoming more sophisticated, so we intend to broaden the scope of the specialty branches and operations we currently provide to better serve the needs of the market we operate in,” says Carlou.
“In line with this we have started a number of new lines of business and we
“Also, we will be funneling services and products from developed
markets towards Latin America. The company has broadened its network of clients and partners around the world to capture their experience and harness their service base.”
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