Lindsay Hermann Appointed as Head of Property for AXA XL’s Central Zone

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AXA XL Enhances Property Underwriting Team with New Leadership

AXA XL, the property and casualty (P&C) and specialty risk segment of the global insurance titan AXA, is pleased to announce the appointment of Lindsay Hermann as the Head of Property for its Central Zone, stationed in Chicago.

In her new capacity, Hermann will report directly to Michele Sansone, AXA XL’s Chief Underwriting Officer for Property and Multinational Solutions in the Americas. Hermann will spearhead a regional team dedicated to underwriting complex property risks, enhancing the division’s insurance offerings.

Boasting more than 22 years of industry expertise, Hermann brings a wealth of experience in property underwriting. Prior to this role, she excelled at Zurich Insurance Company as the AVP of Large Property Underwriting Management.

Sansone expressed enthusiasm about the new addition: “We’re thrilled to welcome Lindsay to our team. Her extensive background in property underwriting, coupled with her talent for cultivating strong broker and client networks, will be invaluable as we strive to bolster our property capabilities and expand our reach in this part of the country.”

She added, “Lindsay’s leadership will propel our ongoing commitment to delivering innovative risk management solutions and exceptional client service, including leveraging our renowned risk engineering capabilities to fortify property resilience for our clients.”

Echoing this sentiment, Vito Raimondi, Head of Client and Distribution for the Central Zone, said, “Lindsay’s vast underwriting experience and her established business relationships make her a fantastic asset to our Central Zone team. Our clients in the region will greatly benefit from her expertise, particularly in addressing the increasing challenges posed by extreme weather and other natural catastrophe risks.”

“We eagerly anticipate collaborating with her to meet our clients’ diverse multiline insurance needs,” Raimondi concluded.