’He brings deep expertise, proven leadership and an unmatched track record,’ says president
Ardonagh-owned broker Price Forbes Re has appointed Tim Barber as its new London chief executive.
In his new role, Barber will be responsible for leading Price Forbes’ London reinsurance operations. He will also support the integration and development of the global reinsurance franchise.
Barber said: “I’m pleased to be joining Price Forbes Re at time of real momentum for the business.
”The strength and stability of the Ardonagh Group, combined with the ambition and expertise within the team, create a compelling foundation for significant reinsurance growth. I look forward to working with colleagues, clients and markets to help shape a culture and strategy that are ambitious, sustainable and built around long-term partnerships.”
Experience
Barber has more than 40 years of industry experience. He joins from QBE Re, where he last held the role of head of North America in New York.
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Prior to that, he spent time as an executive director of casualty reinsurance at both Benfield Group and Aon London.
Barber began his career at Wigham Poland Reinsurance Brokers, where he spent nine years progressing through a variety of broking roles including a number of international secondments.
In his new role, he will report directly to Chris Bonard, president at Price Forbes Re.
Bonard said: “Barber brings deep expertise, proven leadership and an unmatched track record in building reinsurance businesses. He has a fantastic reputation for both driving profitable growth and sharing his passion and enthusiasm with his team.
“His appointment marks a significant step forward for Price Forbes Re, both in London and globally, as we continue to grow and evolve. It’s emblematic of the strength of our platform that we’re able to attract someone of his calibre and experience.”

His career began in 2019, when he joined a local north London newspaper after graduating from the University of Sheffield with a first-class honours degree in journalism.
He took up the position of deputy news editor at Insurance Times in March 2023, before being promoted to his current role in May 2024.View full Profile
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