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Wholesale Claims


In an increasingly fast‑paced and complex world, businesses face mounting pressure when dealing with claims that can disrupt operations and affect their balance sheet.

Wholesale Claims

Here to support you,
when you need it most

At Tysers, we understand that the ultimate test of any insurance programme often lies in its claims process, and we are committed to supporting our clients throughout the claims journey when it matters most.

Our in-house claims team recognises the responsibility we have in supporting clients through challenging and testing times. We advocate on behalf of our clients, coordinating with insurers and other stakeholders to help progress claims efficiently and support the timely recovery of their businesses and assets.

We are proud of our reputation in the London and international insurance market for the skilled negotiation of claims, where the team’s technical skills and collaborative approach come to the fore.

Claims are often complex, and every claim is different.

Claims support

Driving better outcomes beyond the claim

Where appropriate, the team can explore options such as advance payments to ease immediate financial pressures.

We also place strong emphasis on subrogation, recognising its vital role in improving loss records and delivering long‑term benefits. The claims team is highly motivated to pursue financial recoveries diligently, help clients resolve their claims efficiently, and strengthen and improve their risk profiles.

Meet the Team

EMPOWERING PROGRESS

The claims team is big enough to influence insurers, yet agile enough to adapt and integrate clients’ preferred reporting procedures. If you would like more information on how the team can help you, please get in touch.

Chris Sydenham

Chairman, Wholesale, Marine & Aviation Claims

Karl Haynes

Managing Director, Wholesale, Marine & Aviation Claims

Shaun Warbey

Non-Marine Claims & Claims Operations

Mark Anderson

Director, Non-Marine Claims