Legion Risk provides advisory-led insurance solutions to SME, mid-market and corporate organisations. The firm is built on the principle that effective insurance outcomes are achieved through disciplined analysis, informed judgement and structured market engagement — not generic templates or price-driven renewals.

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​​Our engagement approach begins with a detailed understanding of each client’s business model, operating environment and strategic objectives. Insurance programmes are structured around real exposures and balance-sheet priorities, ensuring coverage is proportionate, commercially sound and capable of evolving as organisations grow in scale and complexity.

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Legion Risk is led by Mark Finn, a Fellow of ANZIIF with more than three decades of experience across the Australian general insurance market. Mark has held senior leadership roles within national broking firms, founded and operated long-standing advisory practices, and has been directly involved in the design, placement and long-term management of complex insurance programmes across property, casualty, professional risks, construction and workers compensation. His experience spans insurance broking, claims advocacy, regulatory compliance, AFSL governance and the establishment and operation of managing general agencies.

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Legion Risk places strong emphasis on clarity, governance and accountability. Clients receive decision-ready advice rather than technical noise, supported by consistent frameworks that ensure transparency in how risk is assessed, transferred and managed. Risk management capability is applied pragmatically to strengthen insurance programme design, improve claims outcomes and reinforce oversight throughout the policy lifecycle.

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Through disciplined market access and long-standing insurer relationships, Legion Risk secures sustainable insurance solutions that protect financial position, support operational resilience and stand up to scrutiny when tested. The objective is simple: insurance that is well-reasoned, well-placed and defensible — commercially, operationally and from a governance perspective.

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