Jensten to continue M&A pursuit
Simon Taylor, managing director for wholesale, discussed the future of the business as it is announced Bob Darling is set to step down.
The growth strategy and ambition to control £500m in GWP has not been dampened by coronavirus or the imminent exit of CEO Bob Darling.
That is according to its wholesale MD, Simon Taylor, who spoke to Insurance Age following the announcement that Darling is set to be replaced by Alistair Hardie of Cega in the coming months.
“Our strategic aims are the same,” he noted.
“We still have the backing of Livingbridge and facilities in place to make sure we can continue with our [growth and M&A]
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