The Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance Company (PCRIC) has announced important new appointments to its financial team: Henry Cocker as Finance and Planning Manager and Ranadi Tuimoala as Finance Officer. Mr. Cocker joins with a wealth of experience in public finance, having held significant positions in organizations such as the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat and the International Monetary Fund, along with roles in various national treasuries. His extensive background includes successfully implementing fiscal reforms and improving public financial management systems, which positions PCRIC well for future challenges.
Ranadi Tuimoala, with over 13 years of finance experience in both government and private sectors in Fiji, arrives at PCRIC equipped with expertise in investments, financial management, accounting, and auditing. Her educational credentials include a Bachelor of Commerce, a Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce, and a Master of Commerce (Professional Accounting) from the University of the South Pacific, adding considerable value to her new role.
The appointments come at a time when PCRIC is working alongside partners like WTW to renew its insurance portfolios for Pacific Island nations, emphasizing the organization’s dedication to enhancing disaster risk management. The renewed policies aim to provide vital insurance solutions amid increasing climate-related challenges, which is more crucial than ever as natural disasters become more frequent and severe due to climate change.
Overall, these strategic appointments signal a committed approach by PCRIC to strengthen its financial management capabilities and further its mission of safeguarding Pacific communities against the impacts of natural disasters. With the combined experience of Mr. Cocker and Ms. Tuimoala, PCRIC can be expected to enhance its operational efficiencies and contribute to building a more resilient future for the region.
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