Eqecat has named a new president to replace Bill Keogh, who is leaving to pursue another insurance-related opportunity.
Paul Little, formerly the catastrophe modeling firm's senior vice president of global development and consulting services, has been promoted to president, says ABS Group, parent to Eqecat.
Little started at Eqecat in 2010 after 25 years as a reinsurance broker with Holborn Corp. and Guy Carpenter, where he spent 21 years.
Keogh is leaving Eqecat after about 3.5 years with the firm. He started as senior vice president of strategic initiatives in 2009 before being appointed president in November 2010.
Before arriving at Eqecat, Keogh was with catastrophe-modeling competitor Risk Management Solutions for about 15 years.
"Under Bill's leadership during a period of heavy technology investment, Eqecat has delivered a world-class platform—and we thank him for his contributions," says David Weinstein, president and CEO of ABS Group, in a statement. "We now look forward to Paul's leadership during the next chapter in Eqecat's development and have every confidence that he will guide Eqecat to even greater success."
Attempts to reach Keogh for comment were not immediately successful.
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