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MAPFRE RE Appoints Alberto Estevez Allegue as Chief Representative Officer of Its Representative Office in Tokyo, Japan

Global reinsurer MAPFRE RE today announces the appointment of Alberto Estevez Allegue as Chief Representative Officer of its Representative Office in Tokyo, Japan, effective 1 July 2024.

Alberto brings over 12 years of experience within the MAPFRE group of companies. His career trajectory reflects a deep understanding of the Asian-Pacific insurance landscape.

He began his journey in 2012 at MAPFRE Asistencia’s MAPFRE Warranty Japan, where he served as Finance and Strategic Planning Manager for the APAC region based in Tokyo.


His subsequent roles included Administration and Finance Regional Manager for the MAPFRE Group APAC regional team in China (2014), Administration and Finance Manager of Asia within the MAPFRE Group EURASIA Region (2018), and most recently, Projects Expert Manager at MAPFRE RE’s APAC Regional Management in Madrid.

Commenting on Alberto’s appointment, Javier Sánchez CeaMAPFRE RE’s Chief Regional Manager for APAC, emphasized the company’s commitment to long-term relationships and trust.

“Our representative office in Japan underscores our dedication to our clients in this crucial market,” said Sánchez Cea. “Alberto’s experience and expertise will further deepen these client relationships.”

Alberto holds a degree in Economics and Social Studies from the Open University of Japan and an Executive MBA from the Fox School of Business at Temple University.

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