Holt to succeed Haynes as director of underwriting at Arag

Nathan Holt

Nathan Holt will take over as director of underwriting at legal expenses insurer Arag when David Haynes becomes CEO at the start of April.

Haynes’ promotion was revealed in January with Tony Buss retiring from the role. Buss has led the business since it was formed in 2006 and through the recent takeover of Das UK.

RelatedTony Buss to lead merged Arag and Das UK business as deal completes 

Arag Group has announced that its UK boss, Tony Buss, pictured, will lead the new enlarged legal expenses business, having completed the acquisition of Das UK from German insurance group ERG Versicherung AG.

Subject to regulatory approval Holt, pict

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