The Spanish consulting firm Globaim, specialized in claims and risk assessment, has launched its activity in Mexico, Argentina, and Chile as part of its international expansion roadmap, the company itself communicated this Tuesday.
With the opening of these three countries, the group enters Latin America for the first time through its own operational centers, from which it will provide services to companies, insurance brokers, and local advisors, relying on specialized teams integrated into its global network.
The growth project, backed by Miura Partners, includes the recruitment of new professionals, the inauguration of more branches, and the leap into other key markets both in Latin America and in Europe, Africa, and Asia.
The office in Mexico and Central America will be led by Ricardo de la Garza, with more than 30 years of experience and a previous career of 28 years at Chubb Seguros.
In Argentina, the person in charge will be industrial engineer Roberto Lynch, who has over two decades managing complex claims, the last eleven years at Aon within the Southern Cone division.
The general management of Chile will fall to Maximiliano Pumarino, with more than 40 years in the insurance sector and three decades as claims director of Aon Chile.
"Latin America is a strategic region for the growth of Globaim and these first steps allow us to build a solid presence in markets with an important business and insurance fabric," said the CEO of Globaim, Óscar Rodríguez.
"Our strategy involves combining the capabilities and international experience of Globaim with recognized professionals in each country and a deep understanding of each local market," he added.