RSA brings together commercial divisions

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The merge of CRS and GRS follows provider's decision to reduce its London market and specialty risks portfolios.

RSA UK and International has merged its Commercial Risk Solutions (CRS) and Global Risk Solutions (GRS) businesses to create a unified commercial division.

The move follows RSA’s decision to exit unprofitable business lines and reduce its London Market and specialty risk portfolios.

RSA UK and International chief executive officer, Scott Egan, told Insurance Age in February that the provider had exited almost half of its London Market book.

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