Ed Tredger
About Ed Tredger
Ed Tredger serves as the Head of Technical Underwriting at AXIS Capital, where he has worked since 2015. He specializes in marine liability, political and credit risk, and has a strong background in technical underwriting and complex risk assessments.
Current Role at AXIS Capital
Ed Tredger serves as the Head of Technical Underwriting at AXIS Capital, a position he has held since 2015. In this role, he oversees technical underwriting operations, focusing on marine liability, political and credit risk, and delegated authority. His responsibilities include developing underwriting strategies tailored to specialty insurance lines, ensuring that the company effectively manages complex risk assessments and policy structuring.
Previous Experience at Asta Capital Limited
Before joining AXIS Capital, Ed Tredger worked at Asta Capital Limited as a Syndicate Actuary from 2013 to 2015. During his tenure, he contributed to the actuarial functions of the syndicate, applying his expertise in risk assessment and insurance pricing to support the company's underwriting decisions.
Experience at Beazley
Ed Tredger was employed at Beazley as a Pricing Actuary from 2009 to 2013. In this role, he focused on pricing strategies and risk evaluation, which provided him with a solid foundation in the insurance industry and prepared him for his future roles in technical underwriting.
Education and Expertise
Ed Tredger studied at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), where he achieved a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) with a focus on Insurance, Statistics, and Climate Science. He is also a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, reflecting his advanced knowledge and expertise in actuarial science and technical underwriting.
Specialization in Technical Underwriting
Ed Tredger specializes in technical underwriting within the specialty insurance sector. His extensive experience includes developing underwriting strategies that address complex risk assessments. He is knowledgeable in marine liability, political and credit risk, and delegated authority, which are critical areas in specialty insurance.