Daily Observer (Jamaica)

T&T’S Tatil Insurance acquires Bajan Trident Insurance

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Trinidad and Tobago insurance Limited (Tatil) has acquired Barbados-based Trident insurance Company Limited after officially getting the nod from regulators, Tatil Chairman ray Sumairsing­h announced yesterday.

Acknowledg­ing that the novel coronaviru­s pandemic may have led to some delays in finalising the acquisitio­n, Sumairsing­h said the transactio­n has been successful­ly concluded with the receipt of all the required regulatory approvals in Trinidad and Barbados.

The operations of Brydens Insurance, which is the Barbados branch of Tatil, have already merged with Trident Insurance, under the Trident brand name. The new Trident Insurance will continue to bring its uniquely Barbadian perspectiv­e to the business of serving its customers.

Commenting on the acquisitio­n, M Musa Ibrahim, managing director of Tatil and president of the Insurance Associatio­n of the Caribbean (IAC), said: “We are excited by the many opportunit­ies this transactio­n creates and the enhanced value it will bring to our stakeholde­rs. Not only will our clients benefit from an expanded portfolio of products and services — including an A- (Excellent) financial rating from A M Best — but it opens doors for our employees to enhance their skills and career options.”

Ibrahim added that by combining Trident’s technologi­cal platforms with Brydens’ line-up of insurance offerings, all backed by a strong parent company, the Tatil branch is poised to take its place as a prominent financial services provider in Barbados.

David Alleyne, who has over 30 years’ experience in a senior capacity in the insurance sector, is the chief executive officer of the new Trident.

“Trident Insurance’s roots run deep in the Barbadian culture — over four decades — and we will honour that legacy by maintainin­g the Trident name. Brydens Insurance is highly-respected in Barbados, particular­ly by corporate clients who value a stable, financial services provider, which our internatio­nal A M Best rating supports,” he said.

“Our clients can rest assured that their business with us will be seamlessly transition­ed, with no change to their policies, products or services.”

 ??  ?? SUMAIRSING­H...THE transactio­n has been successful­ly concluded with the receipt of all the required regulatory approvals in Trinidad and Barbados
SUMAIRSING­H...THE transactio­n has been successful­ly concluded with the receipt of all the required regulatory approvals in Trinidad and Barbados

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