Global loss adjusting company Charles Taylor Adjusting has expanded its natural resources capability in Asia with the opening of a new office in Ho Chi Minh City.
This strategic expansion allows the multinational, often referred to as CTA, to offer technical loss adjusting services across mining, power and energy business sectors, with a focus on renewable energy, both onshore and offshore, in Vietnam as well as Cambodia, Myanmar, and Laos, the company said Wednesday.
The four Southeast Asian countries, also called CLMV, are in the Greater Mekong Subregion, or GMS.
CTA added its business in Vietnam will be further expanding in the coming months to offer the full suite of large-loss and mid-market adjusting solutions across key sectors including property, liability, aviation, marine, and engineering services.
The goal of opening the Vietnam office is “to meet growing client demand for international loss adjusting expertise,” said Stephen Hope, CEO of CTA Vietnam and CTA’s regional director for natural resources.
Stephen Thorpe, CTA’s global chief executive for natural resources, said, “We continue to focus on delivering our highest quality loss adjusting services to our clients locally, regionally and worldwide and with the growing focus on renewable energy in Vietnam.
“We are in a prime position to meet the needs of all our clients in Vietnam and the Greater Mekong Subregion,” he said.
CTA’s new office in HCMC is located at Vietcombank Tower at Me Linh Square in downtown District 1.