Artio
Artio is a technology company redefining risk finance and risk management.
About Us
Artio benefits its clients primarily through expert implementation of alternative risk transfer (ART) structures. ART structures reduce frictional costs inherent in traditional insurance placements and maximize risk capital efficiency. The result is lower costs and more stability.
Traditional Insurance Transaction
Artio Transaction
Team
Roberto co-founded Artio. Today, he focuses on risk finance and the firm’s strategy. He began his alternative risk transfer career at Zurich in 2012. In 2019 he joined Alliant where he started their Alternative Risk Transfer group. He holds a J.D. from Tulane Law School and is a member of the New York State Bar.
Roberto J. Rivera-Rodriguez
TC co-founded Artio. Prior to the company, TC spent his career in private equity and venture capital, most recently leading Catalyst Innovation Lab, a venture capital platform focused on real estate technology companies. At Artio he focuses on capital and product development. TC graduated from Stanford University, where he was a quarterback and two-year team captain of the Stanford Football team.
TC Ostrander
Chris is the Actuarial Lead at Artio where he develops the framework for forecasting insurance risk. He has been in the insurance industry for 19 years and a credentialed member of the Casualty Actuarial Society since 2018. For the first 12 years of his career, he held actuarial pricing roles for major insurance companies like Chubb, USLI, and Coaction Global. He then spent seven years as a consulting actuary at Alliant Insurance Services, focusing on alternative risk transfer. Chris has a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Villanova University.
Chris Nahas
Ishan leads data science and technology development. He has previously held similar roles at startups in the insure-tech and AI spaces. Ishan began his career in insurance at Verisk and Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance, specializing in natural catastrophe risk. His educational background is in engineering, with degrees from Cornell and Stanford University.
