Martyn Denney joins Aon

Martyn Denney

Former Marsh head of networks takes up MD role for Aon’s affinity business.

Aon has hired Martyn Denney as managing director for its UK affinity business, Insurance Age can reveal.

Denney took on his new post at the start of October this year, but had been in a consulting role with Aon since June.

Explaining that the affinity division, which has around 240 staff, sits under the broker’s national business, he added that he reports into Aon Risk Solutions UK chief executive Julie Page, who joined the business from Marsh in March this year.

“I came in as a strategic

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