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TT Club appoints Regional Claims Director EMEA

Press release

3 March 2015

TT Club, the leading international transport, freight and logistics insurance provider, has appointed Justin Reynolds as Regional Claims Director, Europe, Middle East and Africa. Based in London, he will be responsible for handling member's claims across the EMEA region.

Justin is a qualified solicitor and has over 20 years' dispute resolution experience, having handled a diverse range of high profile claims in the cargo, transport, shipping and logistics arena.

Prior to joining the TT Club, Justin was a partner at the international law firm Holman Fenwick Willan LLP where he negotiated, mediated, arbitrated and litigated claims in the UK and around the world.

Charles Fenton, CEO of the TT Club, said: "Justin will be a strong addition to our experienced claims team across EMEA. His extensive expertise in claims management and his knowledge of the transport and logistics industry will be a pivotal asset for the TT Club."

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For further details, please contact:

Roddi Vaughan Thomas/ Shelly Durrant/ Chiara Barreca - Broadgate Mainland

TTclub@broadgatemainland.com

+44 (0) 207 726 6111

Notes to editors

TT Club

TT Club is the international transport and logistics industry's leading provider of insurance and related risk management services. As a mutual insurer, the TT Club exists to provide its policyholders with benefits, which include specialist underwriting expertise, a world-wide office network providing claims management services, and first class risk management and loss prevention advice.

Customers include some of the world's largest shipping lines, busiest ports, biggest freight forwarders and cargo handling terminals, to companies operating on a smaller scale but whose operations face similar risks. TT Club specialises in the insurance of Intermodal Operators, NVOCs, Freight Forwarders, Logistics Operators, Marine Terminals, Stevedores, Port Authorities and Ship Operators.

www.ttclub.com

About Thomas Miller

Thomas Miller is an independent and international provider of insurance, professional and investment services.

Founded in 1885, Thomas Miller's origins are in the provision of management services to mutual organisations, particularly in the international transport and professional indemnity sectors; where today they manage a large percentage of the foremost insurance mutuals. Thomas Miller also manages insurance facilities for all the self-employed barristers in England & Wales, as well as trustees of pension schemes, patent agents and housing associations.

Principal activities include:

Management services for transport and professional indemnity insurance mutuals

Investment management for institutions and private clients

Professional services

Building defects insurance

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Author
Staff Author
Date
03/03/2015
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