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Rikul Patel has been appointed Head of Prospect Mutual Management (PMM), reinforcing the division’s continued growth and commitment to delivering innovative risk solutions across multiple industries.
With over 20 years of experience in the insurance sector – 16 of which have been dedicated to business transformational change within mutual insurance – Rikul brings deep expertise in establishing, managing, and scaling mutuals. His career has spanned leadership roles at Charles Taylor Limited and Regis Mutual Management, where he played a key role in designing and operating discretionary and hybrid mutuals. His specialism lies in assessing the viability of new mutuals, client onboarding, and structuring alternative risk transfer solutions that provide long-term financial stability.
At PMM, Rikul has been instrumental in developing tailored mutual solutions for businesses across the energy, hospitality, and professional services sectors, as more organisations seek sustainable, member-focused alternatives to traditional insurance. Under his leadership, PMM is continuing to expand its portfolio, with new mutuals and specialist insurance schemes already in development.
This momentum signals PMM’s growing presence in the mutual insurance space, reinforcing its reputation as a leader in alternative risk solutions. Rikul’s appointment marks a key step in this journey, and we look forward to sharing more as PMM continues to evolve.
For inquiries or to discuss your mutual insurance options, reach out to Rikul Patel directly:
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