ICW Group names Travis Noland to newly created reinsurance and risk management role

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ICW Group Insurance Companies, a US insurance provider, has appointed Travis Noland as Head of Ceded Reinsurance and Enterprise Risk Management.

The company said the creation of the position reflects its ongoing business development and focus on maintaining robust underwriting practices, managing risk and supporting long-term financial stability.

Noland has been with ICW Group since 2004, holding positions across reinsurance, catastrophe management and property underwriting. Before his latest appointment, he served as Vice President of Catastrophe Underwriting, with responsibility for difference in conditions (DIC) and monoline flood business.

Mark Moitoso, President of ICW Group, commented: “As ICW Group continues to diversify and grow, it is increasingly important that we evolve how we manage risk and capital across the enterprise. Travis has played an instrumental role in building and leading some of our most sophisticated underwriting and reinsurance capabilities. His deep expertise, strategic perspective, and collaborative leadership style make him uniquely qualified to lead our ceded reinsurance and enterprise risk management functions as we position ICW Group for the future.”

ICW Group also pointed to Noland’s contribution to the development of its underwriting operations and teams. During his tenure, he has been involved in initiatives to improve performance and develop underwriting expertise. The company said its earthquake underwriting operation received recognition from reinsurance and broking professionals for its analytical capabilities and underwriting standards under his leadership.

Noland added: “I am honoured to take on this new opportunity and continue serving an organisation that has been my professional home for more than 20 years. ICW Group has built a strong foundation rooted in underwriting discipline, innovation, and financial strength. I look forward to working closely with teams across the organization to support the evolution of our business and long-term growth.”

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Noland graduated from the University of California, San Diego, with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He also holds the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) designation, a professional qualification in property and casualty insurance.

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