The Insurance Age Podcast – 14 February 2020

Top 5 News Podcast

News editor Ida Axling and editor Siân Barton look over the top stories for the week.

The team take a closer look at the most read news stories of the week commencing 10 February 2020. 

Use the link to hear their thoughts and analysis.

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Top five news stories for the week: 

1. Major insurers respond to Staveley Head collapse

2. In Person: Amanda Blanc

3. Gallagher reshuffles UK specialty and Pen Underwriting leadership teams

4. Pen reveals further management changes

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