Paul Hough named CEO of Sedgwick Singapore

Several others will also take on new roles for the company.

Business technology company Sedgwick announced a corporate restructuring of its Singapore operations starting with Paul Hough serving as CEO effective 1 January 2021.

Hough, who currently is the president of Sedgwick Indonesia, has over 25 years of experience in Asia and has experience in major and complex loss claims.

The current CEO of Sedgwick Singapore, David Seng, will assume his new role as head of property, and senior regional major and complex loss adjuster for the Asia operations effective 1 January 2021.

Thangarajah Thangamany is chief operating officer for Sedgwick Singapore since 1 December, whilst Nicki Dunn will now have additional responsibility as head of TPA and client services for Asia.

“These appointments are a true reflection of our strong commitment to developing our people to deliver the best service and outcomes for our clients as we strive to stay at the top of our game,” said Ian V. Muress, Sedgwick CEO for international.

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