Antonio Derossi

Savvly author

Antonio Derossi

Co-Founder

Antonio (Tony) Derossi is co-founder of Savvly. He has spent more than two decades in insurance and financial services, including as Chief Operating Officer of Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, Allianz's U.S. property and casualty insurer, and earlier as a consultant at McKinsey & Company. He holds a degree in physics from the University of Trieste.

About Tony

Antonio (Tony) Derossi co-founded Savvly with Dario Fusato in 2022. He brings more than two decades of experience running insurance operations, leading technology transformations and advising insurtech companies. Savvly's structure reallocates growth from investors who exit early to those who stay invested, so that people who live longer can receive more later in retirement.

Tony began his career in Milan and has worked in Italy, Germany and the United States. He is also a conservatory-trained classical guitarist.

Career

  • Savvly, Co-Founder (2022–present)
  • Jooycar, Chief Insurance Officer (2020–2021)
  • Independent advisor (2017–2020). Strategy advisor to insurance and insurtech companies including KWH Analytics, Sureify, Baltimore Equitable, Omni:us and Bunker.
  • Fireman's Fund Insurance Company (Allianz), Chief Operating Officer (2012–2016). Oversaw the company's turnaround, technology transformation and subsequent sale to ACE (now Chubb).
  • Allianz, Chief Operating Officer, Allianz CEEMA (Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa) (2009–2012), and Senior Vice President, Global Life Strategy and Development, Munich (2008–2009)
  • McKinsey & Company, Management Consultant, Milan (2000–2008). Insurance and Asset Management practice of the Business Technology Office.
  • Andersen Consulting, Manager, Milan (1998–2000)

Education

  • Laurea in Physics (M.Sc. equivalent), University of Trieste

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At a glance

Role at Savvly

Co-Founder

Focus areas

Insurance operations, insurtech, risk pooling, technology transformation, retirement income

Education

Laurea in Physics, University of Trieste

Articles on the Savvly blog

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