Marsh appoints head of office for Swedish captive operations
Alex Dahlmann has been appointed as head of office for its Swedish captive operations, Marsh Management Services AB Sweden.
According to Marsh, in this role Mr Dahlmann is responsible for the development and delivery of best-in-class captive management, insurance, accounting, regulatory compliance, and consulting services to captive owners in the region.
He will be based in Stockholm and will report to William Thomas-Ferrand, international practice leader, Marsh Captive Solutions.
Mr Thomas-Ferrand said: “Clients are increasingly looking to captive insurance vehicles as a means to manage risk and reduce volatility during these uncertain times. Under Alex’s leadership, we are well placed to deliver the services and solutions that our Swedish captive clients require to plan for their long-term success.”
Marsh Management Services AB Sweden was established in 2007 and supports a wide range of clients, including public entity and government-owned companies to those listed on major global stock exchanges.
Mr Dahlmann joined Marsh in 2018 and was previously chief operating officer for the Benelux and Nordics region. Before joining Marsh, he was governance risk compliance consultant at Transcendent Group.
“Sweden is renowned for its strong risk management culture and is quickly gaining an enviable reputation among the global captive community for its innovative approach to captive insurance. I look forward to supporting our captive clients as they evolve and adapt to new and emerging risks,” Mr Dahlmann said.
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