
The specialist insurance division faces a leadership void as parent company AUB.AX navigates its international expansion strategy. No successor is named yet.
Tysers Live, the specialist division of the independent Lloyd’s insurance broker Tysers, confirmed that CEO Paul Chapman is stepping down from his role. The firm operates as a subsidiary of the Australian AUB Group, which acquired the broker to expand its international reach.
The departure of Chapman marks a change in the executive structure for the specialist live entertainment and event insurance arm. Tysers has maintained a significant presence in the Lloyd’s market, providing coverage for global tours, festivals, and large-scale productions. The company has not yet named a permanent successor to lead the division.
This leadership change occurs as AUB Group continues to integrate its international brokerage assets. The parent company has focused on scaling its footprint within the Lloyd’s market, utilizing Tysers as a primary vehicle for growth in specialized risk sectors. Investors tracking stock market analysis for the insurance sector are monitoring how these organizational shifts impact the operational continuity of the broker's niche business lines. The firm remains a key component of AUB Group's strategy to diversify its earnings beyond its core Australian operations.
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