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05/02/2019
US Risk Solutions Firm Creates 250 Jobs In Ireland
An American company that provides a range of functions and technologies for the insurance and financial service industries has announced that it will create 250 jobs in Dublin.
Sedgwick hopes to fill the positions over the next two years and expand its Irish footprint with an international services hub in the capital.
Customer services colleagues, as well as roles in sales, claims, property, liability, accident and health insurance and corporate finance will be available.
The firm currently employs around 400 people in seven offices across the country.
Ireland CEO for the business, Malcolm Hughes, said: "Today's announcement is the result of the continued, successful growth and performance of our Irish operations and our expectation that this development will continue.
"We see our growth being driven by a strong pipeline of new business projects, our responsiveness to clients' needs, and a demand for managed solutions in anticipation of Brexit."
Sedgwick also announced that it has secured "a significant contract" with Irish Life Health as one of its preferred service providers.
Plans are in place to establish teams to provide corporate services internationally, such as finance and IT support.
(JG/CM)
Sedgwick hopes to fill the positions over the next two years and expand its Irish footprint with an international services hub in the capital.
Customer services colleagues, as well as roles in sales, claims, property, liability, accident and health insurance and corporate finance will be available.
The firm currently employs around 400 people in seven offices across the country.
Ireland CEO for the business, Malcolm Hughes, said: "Today's announcement is the result of the continued, successful growth and performance of our Irish operations and our expectation that this development will continue.
"We see our growth being driven by a strong pipeline of new business projects, our responsiveness to clients' needs, and a demand for managed solutions in anticipation of Brexit."
Sedgwick also announced that it has secured "a significant contract" with Irish Life Health as one of its preferred service providers.
Plans are in place to establish teams to provide corporate services internationally, such as finance and IT support.
(JG/CM)
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