Lto R- Srini Krishnamurthy, senior Vice President, FM operations India, Malcom C. Roberts, Chairman & CEO at the Mumbai Office Opening
“Our growing operations in India reflect both a global and local commitment. By combining world-class expertise with on-the-ground engagement, we aim to deliver lasting value for our clients and contribute to India’s resilience journey,” said Greg Duncan, regional head (South Asia)
Mumbai: US based FM, one of the world’s leading commercial property re/insurers, announced the opening of its new office in Mumbai, India’s financial capital, further deepening the company’s commitment to the country’s growing risk management and insurance ecosystem.
Malcom C. Roberts, Chairman & CEO,FM, had launched Mumbai Office on 16th of this month attended by key brokers, partners, and clients from across the region.
FM has a licensed foreign reinsurance branch(FRB) in India and is headquarted in Bengaluru.
The move reinforces FM’s belief in India’s rising role in shaping global standards of enterprise resilience, engineering excellence, and sustainable growth.
“Our growing operations in India reflect both a global and local commitment. By combining world-class expertise with on-the-ground engagement, we aim to deliver lasting value for our clients and contribute to India’s resilience journey,” said Greg Duncan, regional head (South Asia).
The new Mumbai reinsurance sales office highlights FM’s long-term investment in India’s enterprise risk landscape, providing additional local presence. The Mumbai team will collaborate closely with brokers and partners to enhance risk understanding and management practices.
In addition to expanding its footprint of the FMIC reinsurance sales office in Mumbai, FM is also investing in innovation and technology development in India.
FM recently opened a global capability centre in Bengaluru as part of its expansion in India, a hub for research, analytics, and engineering excellence, further strengthening FM’s global capabilities while supporting India’s growing talent ecosystem.
“India’s evolving economy and the increasing complexity of risks, ranging from climate volatility and supply-chain fragility to cyber-physical exposures, are placing resilience at the centre of boardroom discussions,” added Srini Krishnamurthy, senior vice president, FM operations India.
“FM’s mission is to help Indian businesses become more resilient, support the country’s continued growth through engineering excellence and data-driven insights, and establish strong local partnerships,” he said.