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Senior quartet depart Acrisure-owned Eleven Network

Dawn Derbyshire

Four senior directors have resigned from the Acrisure-owned Eleven Network it acquired 14 months ago, Insurance Age can reveal.

US-headquartered Acrisure bought appointed representatives network Ten Insurance Services in June last year as it progressed its network plans, subsequently taking the offering to market as ‘Eleven Network’.

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The deal followed the appointments at Acrisure of former Broker Network boss Andy Fairchild as non-executive retail broking advisor and chairman networks in January 2022, and former Marsh Commercial CEO David Bruce as

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