A $1 billion principal capital platform dedicated to insurance — marrying flexible, long-term capital with insurance focus and expertise.
Capital of the appropriate form and quality, committed for the right duration, available at meaningful scale, and backed by a deep understanding of the businesses and risks it supports. Axor was created to help close that gap by providing flexible, long-term capital and strategic solutions across the insurance industry.
The instrument follows the diagnosis — common equity, hybrid, surplus relief, or structured risk capital — recognized where the constraint actually binds.
Commitments that match insurance timelines — long-dated, not hostage to a January 1 renewal, market cycle, or fund exit.
Risk sits with capital designed to absorb volatility; fee income and operating incentives stay with the franchise — so everyone is underwriting the same outcome.
Nearly two decades at the intersection of private equity, insurance special situations, M&A and asset management — most recently Managing Director and Investment Committee member at Gallatin Point Capital, a senior investor from the firm’s 2017 year of inception. As investor and board member, has helped insurance companies navigate complex capital-architecture transformations, including numerous hybrid capital formations and platform builds, and has served on numerous boards of both public and private companies.
Hybrid structures — formation, capitalization, management-company economics and principal execution across surplus notes and other hybrid instruments, MGA and distribution investments, structured risk transfer, and reciprocal formations in the modern wave.
Formation to listing — a specialty carrier built from inception to NYSE listing; and control investor and board member at a $200B+ asset manager and insurance company.
Earlier — alternative capital at XL Group; M&A at Shearman & Sterling. J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law School; B.A., Brandeis University, summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa.
Insurance does not lack capital. It lacks the right capital — of the appropriate form and quality, committed for the right duration, at meaningful scale. Axor was built to help close that gap.