At Buxbaum Loggia, Edward Clark is a Consultant for casualty and property inspections.  Mr. Clark’s responsibilities include environmental and asbestos exposure and allocation analysis.

Education:

University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
Bachelor of Science
Business Mastery Certificate

AIPLU/IIA/ Malvern, PA
Certificate of General Insurance (INS)
Associate in Reinsurance (ARe)
Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU)

Experience:
2007 – 2010                 Vice President, Claim Manager – Aspen Re America, Inc.

Integrate claims management with the underwriting process to utilize all disciplines of Aspen’s collaborative underwriting process.  Evaluate assumed reinsurance claims, analyze client’s claims operations, identify client needs and propose viable solutions.  Chairperson of Aspen’s U.S. Casualty Claim Practice Group.

2005 – 2007                 Consultant – Buxbaum, Loggia & Associates, Inc.

1986 – 2004                 Director, Reinsurance Claims – The Hartford (HartRe)

Responsibilities included management of the assumed reinsurance claim department on various books of business, including Professional Liability (E&O), General Liability (Primary, Excess and Umbrella), Auto, Aviation, Asbestos, Environmental and Workers’ Compensation. 

1986                               Regional Workers’ Compensation Supervisor – Cigna

Supervised a unit of six people handling workers’ compensation claims.

1985 – 1986                 Senior Casualty Claim Consultant – Hanover Insurance Company

Provided branch claim personnel with technical casualty claim guidance, performed branch quality control reviews, and developed environmental and latent health claim handling guidelines.

1982 – 1985                 Account Representative – Aetna Life & Casualty

Coordinated National Account claims and risk management services. 

1980 – 1981                 Claim Supervisor – Berkshire Mutual Insurance Company

Coordinated operations of the claim department with the Claim Vice President of a small New England Mutual.  Duties included supervision of six people; evaluation and selection of independent adjusters, attorneys and other experts, and litigation management.

1974 – 1980                 Claim Supervisor – The Hartford

Responsibilities included the technical supervision of company adjusters in property, liability and auto lines, litigation oversight, home office reporting and adjuster training in related areas.