Richard Watson to retire after 33 years at Hiscox
He will continue to serve the company as an advisor after stepping down on 31 December, as Hiscox says the search for his replacement has begun.
Richard Watson has announced he will retire from his role as chief underwriting officer at Hiscox on 31 December 2019.
The provider noted that the search for his replacement has begun, adding that both internal and external candidates will be considered.
Watson has been with Hiscox for 33 years and during his time at the company, he also worked as CEO of Hiscox Global Markets and CEO of Hiscox USA. In addition, Watson has spent five years as a Hiscox board member.
Hiscox stated that he will
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