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PIB targets underwriting and schemes growth with cross-divisional CEO

Charles Burgess, CEO for underwriting & schemes at PIB Group

PIB Group has appointed Charles Burgess as CEO for underwriting and schemes.

The dual role will extend across the underwriting division which is formed of specialist MGAs including Q Underwriting and Acquinex, plus the schemes and affinities division which is home to PIB’s SME and personal lines schemes including Fish Insurance, Balens, Jigsaw, Morton Michel and Thistle Insurance.

Burgess, pictured, brings more than 30 years’ experience to the role. He joins from Munich Re Specialty Group, where he spent seven years. This included being CEO for international

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