Liberty Specialty Markets (LSM), part of Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, has announced the appointment of Oliver Delvos as head of cyber and tech E&O (errors and omissions) for Europe.
His appointment will become effective on 1 December 2025.
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The Liberty cyber and tech E&O Europe leadership role will see Delvos based in Germany, reporting to Liberty Specialty Markets president and chief underwriting officer for Europe Pierre-Edouard Fraigneau, and aligning with the global cyber office.
Delvos will succeed Jelmer Andela, who has been promoted to global commercial director for cyber at Liberty Mutual.
In his new role, Delvos will be responsible for coordinating the European implementation of the company’s global cyber strategy.
Delvos will work in close coordination with the European management and local teams to further develop the company’s cyber strategy across the region.
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By GlobalDataThe appointment supports Liberty’s Invest in Europe 2030 strategy and demonstrates the company’s commitment to investing in services and support for brokers and clients in Europe.
Delvos’ appointment comes after the launch of Liberty’s flagship global cyber product suite, Liberty Cyber Resolution and Liberty Tech Resolution.
Fraigneau said: “Oliver’s extensive skills and experience in international markets will be invaluable as we look to continue the growth of Liberty’s cyber offerings. His track record for successfully developing, driving and growing cyber portfolios across continental Europe will support our plans going into 2030. We are delighted to have him join the team.”
Delvos, who holds degrees in law and economics, has more than 15 years of experience in the international insurance market. He joins from Corvus Insurance, where he served as managing director, spearheading the growth of its international and European operations.
In September, Liberty Specialty Markets launched a new integrated third-party division for its UK and Middle East and North Africa operations. The new division unifies the financial and professional lines with the casualty portfolio to enhance alignment with market trends and client requirements.
Terry Fitzgerald, with more than 25 years of industry expertise, was named divisional director of the new unit.
