Kinsale Capital Group Inc. has announced four underwriting promotions. Patrick L. Dalton was named senior vice president of Casualty, John R. Bowen Jr. was named vice president of Construction, Jason E. Hoover was named vice president of Allied Health, and Stuart P. Winston was named vice president of Excess Casualty.
Dalton has served as vice president of Casualty since March 2018. From 2010 to 2018, Dalton held various underwriting and management positions within Kinsale. Prior to joining Kinsale, Dalton held underwriting positions with James River Insurance Company and United States Liability Group.
Bowen has served as assistant vice president of Kinsale’s Construction Division since 2018. From 2010 to 2018, he held various casualty underwriting and management positions within Kinsale. Bowen started his insurance career underwriting excess casualty with James River Insurance Company.
Hoover has served as assistant vice president of Kinsale’s Allied Health Division since 2018. From 2010 to 2018, Hoover held various underwriting and management positions in Kinsale’s Allied Health Division. Prior to joining Kinsale, Hoover was an underwriter specializing in allied health and health care with James River Insurance Company.
Winston has served as assistant vice president of Kinsale’s Excess Casualty Division since 2017. From 2010 to 2017, he held various underwriting and management positions in Kinsale’s Excess Casualty Division. Winston started his insurance career underwriting excess casualty with James River Insurance Company.
Dalton, Bowen, Hoover, and Winston are employees of Kinsale Management Inc., the management services company of Kinsale Capital Group Inc. The underwriting divisions these individuals lead are divisions within Kinsale Insurance Company, a subsidiary of Kinsale Capital Group Inc.
Kinsale Capital Group Inc. is a specialty insurance group headquartered in Richmond, Va., focusing on the excess and surplus lines market.
Source: Kinsale Capital Group Inc.
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