Peter MacLeod is the Managing Director of MacLeod Claims Management Limited. The firm offers a comprehensive range of loss adjustment services. 

Core services are the adjustment and management of insured losses, litigation support, dispute resolution and catastrophe management.

Areas serviced are New Zealand, Guam, Palau, Yap, Northern Mariana, Saipan, Philippines, Pacific Islands and Australia.

Following 6 years' training with a leading Loss Adjusting Company, Peter established his own Loss Adjusting practice in 1978. This business ultimately became part of the McLarens Toplis International Loss Adjusting Group in New Zealand.

Peter has handled a variety of substantial claims throughout New Zealand and overseas. His specialties are major material damage and machinery breakdown losses where a knowledge of rapid reinstatement 

techniques, electrical, mechanical plant recovery processes and mitigation of business interruption down time are essential to a successful outcome.  Other skills include marine surveying, business interruption, legal liability investigations for defence negotiation purposes and dispute resolution.

Peter has been working internationally since 1995, assisting in the development of a large international loss adjusting company in the Philippines including Guam and Saipan. He was also the team manager of the Hurricane Adjusting Team ('LUIS' and 'MARILYN') in Antigua, St Thomas USVI in 1995 and London account typhoon team in Guam 1997 ('PAKA'). 

Subsequent to completion of the McLarens Toplis contract, Peter developed his own international business where fires, typhoons and earthquakes have been serviced. In particular, October 13th 2001 earthquake, April 27th 2002 earthquake, July 5th 2002 typhoon "Chata'an", July 9th 2002 typhoon "Halong" and December 8th 2002 typhoon "Pongsona". He has adapted and is sensitive to the various cultures encountered within the types of duties involved.

Peter is a Member of the Australasian Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters, Associate of the Insurance Institute of New Zealand and Member of the New Zealand Insurance Law Association.