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End of Year Review 2025: Jensten Group’s Jonathan Skinner

Jonathan Skinner

Jonathan Skinner, group markets director, Jensten Group is impressed by Dame Sue Langley becoming Lady Mayor of London; raises an eyebrow over John Neal's non moves to Aon and AIG; and predicts a composite insurer will acquire a listed Lloyd’s vehicle.

What has been your insurance/broking related highlight of 2025?

Bain Capital acquiring Jensten (…which I’d say if I didn’t work for Jensten!). A ‘coming of age’ for a business with endless ambition.

What has been your biggest insurance/broking related disappointment of 2025?

The self-fulfilling prophecy of our industry talking itself into a soft market.

What was the M&A deal or personnel hire that raised your eyebrows the most in 2025 and why?

John Neal moving to Aon. Then AIG. Then…

What was the best

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End of Year Review 2025: Open GI’s Neil Hart

Neil Hart, chief sales officer at Open GI, reflects on the ‘old chestnut’ that the cheapest cover isn’t always the best and suggests ‘His Highness’ as his darts alter ego for the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace.

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