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17th of May 2012

Aon Benfield makes Asia Pacific appointments

Vicky Beckett 16/01/2012

Aon Benfield has grown its Asia Pacific division with two new recruits.
 
Henry To has become non-executive chairman of Aon Benfield, Greater China, after working in the firm for 30 years.
 
He was previously CEO of the Aon Benfield Greater China branch, working in both China and Hong Kong.
 
Stephen Warwick has taken on To’s previous role of CEO of Aon Benfield, Greater China, reporting to Malcolm Steingold, CEO of Aon Benfield, Asia Pacific.
 
Warwick is relocating to Hong Kong to carry out this role with immediate effect.
 
Aon Benfield is currently looking to appoint a CEO in mainland China, following which Warwick will assume the role of executive chairman for Greater China.
 
Warwick has worked in Aon’s reinsurance division for 32 years, with respoinsibilities including managing director of treaty and specialty lines Asia Pacific, and CEO of Aon Benfield Australia and New Zealand.
 
Candy Wong will continue as managing director of Aon Benfield, Greater China, reporting to Warwick.
 
Malcolm Steingold, CEO of Aon Benfield Asia Pacific, said: “Henry has shown exemplary executive leadership over the years in navigating and growing our business in this region.
 
"He is hugely respected by our colleagues and our clients and he will continue to play a pivotal role in formulating and executing Aon Benfield’s Greater China strategy.
 
"Stephen has become a keystone of our leadership teams in Asia Pacific, and this new role affords him the capacity to further develop the Greater China team.

Tags: Aon, Aon Benfield, Asia, Candy wong, China, Henry to, Hong Kong, Malcom steingold, Pacific, Reinsurance, Stephen warwick

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Insider 07/02/2012 11:39am

This news is truly another reflection of removing the old era of Aon mgmt across all three major lines of business. Only the outsiders will be fooled

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Alejandro 22/02/2012 11:13am

11/17/11 Morning Bell ctihacrerazation of Chinese held US sovereign debt as being "much of" the total outstanding could/should have been quantified. Granted China is the single largest US creditor. However, as I understand it, China holds ~ $1billion or the $15 billion outstanding a lot for sure, but "much"?

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