Aon, a global professional services firm, named Anthony DiLorenzo as head of US casualty for Reinsurance Solutions, effective immediately.
In his new role DiLorenzo will be responsible for leading casualty broking teams to deliver insights and solutions to clients, combining transactional expertise with data and analytics excellence.
Casualty reinsurance is an increasingly important area of focus for Aon’s insurer clients as they manage the increasing severity of existing and emerging long tail risks, and respond to the evolving technological and regulatory environment.
DiLorenzo assumes the role from Amanda Lyons, who was appointed Aon’s global product leader for Reinsurance Solutions in May 2024 to accelerate Aon’s product segment strategy across property, casualty, agriculture, credit, and cyber.
Nick Nudo will assume DiLorenzo’s former role as head of US excess and umbrella.
We are proud to celebrate and elevate Anthony, who, in his 13 years at the firm, has demonstrated exceptional leadership and expertise.
Steve Hofmann, US CEO for Reinsurance Solutions
“As the former leader of our excess liability segment, he successfully oversaw large casualty relationships and delivered exceptional value to clients,” Steve Hofmann said.
Prior, Anthony DiLorenzo was a Senior Managing Director at Aon Reinsurance Solutions, based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has been with Aon since 2013 and took on his current leadership role in January 2016. Prior to this, he served as a Senior Analyst within Aon’s Rating Agency Advisory group.
Before joining Aon, DiLorenzo worked in operations and supply chain roles at The Dow Chemical Company and Global Industries. His earlier experience spans finance and industrial sectors.
He holds an MBA in Finance from Rutgers University (2012–2015) and earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Saint Joseph’s University (2004–2008).
He occasionally shares industry insights on LinkedIn, particularly on reinsurance market trends. One of his recent updates highlighted the stability in U.S. casualty reinsurance renewals for January 2025, driven by strong pricing, favorable supply-demand conditions, and high interest rates despite ongoing concerns about loss trends and litigation risk.
