BMS Group, a specialist reinsurance intermediary, has appointed Anna Painter as the head of global healthcare technical operations. 

The move is aimed at enhancing the company’s service offerings in the healthcare sector.  

Painter will operate out of London, reporting to BMS global healthcare liability division managing director Rob Wendin. 

Her role will involve overseeing technical operations and supporting the division’s goal to provide top-tier services and solutions for healthcare providers. 

The global healthcare division at BMS was established in January 2024 under the leadership of Wendin and has since grown to a nine-member team.  

Collectively, the team has more than a century of experience in delivering solutions across various insurance and reinsurance services such as treaty, facultative, binders and wholesale. 

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Painter, who has 27 years of experience, previously worked at Gallagher and QBE. 

She latterly led the medical malpractice division at Lonmar Global Risks.  

BMS said Painter’s expertise in product design, managing binding authorities and her understanding of policy intricacies, coupled with market relationships, position her as a valuable asset to BMS’ medical malpractice team. 

Wendin said: “The healthcare division here at BMS has had a brilliant start to life and continues to thrive.  

“We are delighted to welcome Anna to our growing team. Her intimate understanding of the processes involved across broking, underwriting, and claims makes her an exceptionally versatile talent and the perfect fit for our multidisciplinary team.” 

Painter added: “I am excited to join such a talented, experienced and motivated team. Rob’s vision for BMS Global Healthcare is inspiring, and I look forward to collaborating with the team and colleagues across the company to bring that vision to life.” 

In a separate development last week, BMS hired Spencer Pearce as the head of its mining practice.  

Pearce, who will also be based in London, is set to join the company in November. 

His role will focus on expanding the mining practice and enhancing the product portfolio to provide added value to clients. 

These appointments follow the company’s agreement to acquire UK insurance broker David Roberts & Partners in a transaction valued at approximately £450m ($593.39m).