Timothy Fewtrell
About Timothy Fewtrell
Timothy Fewtrell is the Regional Director and Head of Catastrophe Analytics EMEA N/E at Gallagher Re in London, specializing in catastrophe risk modelling for the reinsurance industry.
Company
Timothy Fewtrell works at Gallagher Re as Regional Director and Head of Catastrophe Analytics EMEA North & East (N/E). He is based in London, England, United Kingdom. In his role, he leads a team of approximately 30 people, overseeing catastrophe analytics for the Nordic, D-A-CH, CEE, Netherlands, and Turkey regions. He is also a member of the Catastrophe Analytics Strategic Executive Team, contributing to strategy and operations for catastrophe management services.
Previous Work Experience at Willis Re
Before joining Gallagher Re, Timothy Fewtrell had an extensive tenure at Willis Re. He served as Regional Director, Head of Catastrophe Analytics EMEA N/E in 2021 for 8 months. Prior to that, he worked as Executive Director, Head of Catastrophe Analytics EMEA N/E from 2017 to 2021. From 2014 to 2017, he held the role of Divisional Director, Head of Catastrophe Analytics Europe North/East/Central (N/E/C).
Earlier Positions at Willis Towers Watson
Timothy Fewtrell also worked at Willis Towers Watson from 2011 to 2014. During this period, he served as Divisional Director, Proprietary Cat Model Development, as well as WRN Hydrological Risks Coordinator. His responsibilities included the development of catastrophe models and coordination of hydrological risk assessments.
Academic and Research Background
Timothy Fewtrell has an extensive academic background. He earned his PhD from the University of Bristol, where he studied the hydraulics of urban floods from 2005 to 2008. He also holds an MSc in Hydrology for Environmental Management from Imperial College London (2003-2004) and a BSc in Geography from the University of Bristol (2000-2003). Additionally, he was a Willis Research Fellow at the University of Bristol from 2008 to 2010.
Technical Skills and Expertise
Timothy Fewtrell has significant expertise in building and evaluating numerical models for flood risk analysis. He is proficient in various programming languages and software, including C++, Matlab, R, and SQL. His expertise is focused on catastrophe risk modelling for (re-)insurance purposes. He also has a strong publication record and considerable academic experience in the field of catastrophe risk analysis.