NFP, an Aon company, has announced Patrick O’Neill as the new head of its Financial Institutions Group (FIG). O’Neill, who previously served as senior vice president within FIG, focused on large accounts and brings extensive experience in addressing the needs of financial institutions.
O’Neill succeeds Lauren Kim, who has transitioned to a new role as regional managing director for property and casualty (P&C) in the Northeast region.
“Our Financial Institutions Group has flourished under Lauren’s leadership, setting a high standard for excellence,” an NFP spokesperson commented. “Patrick is well-positioned to build on this momentum. With his leadership and an outstanding team, we anticipate continued growth while delivering impactful insights and solutions to our clients as they navigate an ever-evolving financial landscape.”
O’Neill joined NFP in 2016 after serving with Everest National Insurance Company. His career is marked by a strong focus on managing large accounts and providing strategic solutions to meet the complex challenges faced by financial institutions.
“Lauren did so much to advance FIG, and we’re well positioned to continue helping clients assess the complex challenges they face and delivering expertise and solutions that help to address them.”
In his leadership role, O’Neill will oversee a management team that includes Justin Corey, Amy Jenkins, Jaclyn Ross, Nima Seirafipour, and Marc Tauber.
NFP’s Financial Institutions Group specifically serves banks, insurance companies, and investment management firms, offering specialized expertise in risk management and insurance solutions.
NFP, which operates as an independent and connected platform within Aon, has over 7,700 employees worldwide and a global revenue exceeding $2 billion. The company provides comprehensive services across property and casualty brokerage, benefits consulting, wealth management, and retirement plan advisory.
The company maintains a strong presence across the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, and Puerto Rico.
