Emerging risks | Growth Opportunities | APAC Insurance

Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Insight by…

Insight by type

Austbrokers Corporate promotes Phillip Agah as Head of Broking

Agah started at AUC in 2023 as National Practice Group Manager for Financial Lines.
Austbrokers corporate promotes phillip agah as head of broking  rein asia
February 20, 2025

 • 

1 min read

Austbrokers Corporate (AUC) has appointed Phillip Agah as Head of Broking, the company announced via LinkedIn.

Sydney-based Agah has worked for AUC since 2023, first taking up the role of National Practice Group Manager for Financial Lines. He has been “instrumental in strengthening the firm’s specialist capabilities” Austbrokers said in its announcement.

Agah brings extensive experience and technical expertise in developing innovative risk solutions across Australia, the United Kingdom and Singapore. Before joining AUC, Agah served at Marsh’s Financial and Professional Liability (FINPRO) Practice. He also worked at United Insurance Brokers Limited and JLT Specialty, both based in London, as well as Aon across London and Singapore.

Stay ahead on the region’s key appointments.

Free Delivered daily Latest industry developments Unsubscribe anytime

More recent appointments

Crawford banner: sunset cityscape with tall glass buildings and a circular portrait of a smiling man in the foreground
Two men in circular headshots over a sunset cityscape with NIYAM branding in the top-left corner.
Smiling woman’s headshot in a circular frame over a city skyline with water in the foreground and a purple WTW logo in the top-left.
Harbor city skyline with a round portrait of a smiling man in the foreground; Marsh logo in the top-left.
QBE banner with two circular headshots—a smiling man on the left and a smiling woman on the right—over a city skyline backdrop.
swiss-re-signs-mou-with-riq-to-develop-expand-ai-native-reinsurance-platform-in-uae
LIC logo over a city skyline with a bridge spanning a river at sunset
japan-and-india-buck-regional-slide-as-asia-pacific-insurance-dealmaking-declines-further-in-2025