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Three new Liiba deputy chairs

Ed Broking’s Heather Clarkson, Aon’s James Baum and Marsh Specialty UK’s Dominic Samengo-Turner have been named as deputy chairs of the London & International Insurance Brokers’ Association. They join BMS’s Nick Cook, who was elected deputy chair in 2019.

Clarkson, Ed Broking’s executive director, will become the first woman to hold the deputy chair role at Liiba.

Liiba’s deputy chairs form the trade body’s executive committee

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GI AR numbers fall again

The general insurance and protection sector saw the biggest fall in the number of appointed representatives last financial year, the Financial Conduct Authority has calculated.

Liberty opens new proposition for retail sector

Liberty Specialty Markets has launched a bespoke proposition for mid to upper-midsized retail companies, flagging it is available via dedicated hubs in Manchester, Bristol and Dublin, supported by its London head office.

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