Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Limited takes over Barbados-based insurance company
Chairman of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Limited (Tatil), Ray Sumairsingh
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Limited (Tatil) has acquired Barbados-based Trident Insurance Company Limited. After officially getting the nod from regulators, Tatil Chairman Ray Sumairsingh announced on Thursday.
Acknowledging that the COVID-19 pandemic may have led to some delays in finalizing the acquisition, Sumairsingh said the transaction had been successfully concluded with the receipt of all the required regulatory approvals here and in Barbados.
The operations of Brydens Insurance, the Barbados branch of Tatil, have already merged with Trident Insurance, under the Trident brand name. The new Trident Insurance will continue to bring its uniquely Barbadian perspective to the business of serving its customers.
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A major Barbados insurance industry merger pursued since 2019 has been completed.
Longstanding entities Brydens Insurance and Trident Insurance Company have officially amalgamated under the brand name Trident Insurance.
But while signaling that his organisation intended to grow its market share, chief executive officer (CEO) David Alleyne made it clear Trident would be doing so by offering enhanced service and products, not undercutting its competitors with cheap and unsustainable prices.
In an interview with the Weekend Nation, Alleyne said, “I wouldn’t sit here and tell you that Trident doesn’t want to grow, we want to grow but we want to grow by doing certain things right. We are not going to be charging the lowest rates in the market to undercut the market, we are not going to be doing that.
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