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HDI UK & Ireland appoints director of liability joining from Axa XL

Tom Potter, HDI director of liability

HDI UK & Ireland has hired Tom Potter as director of liability.

He will lead HDI’s liability underwriting strategy, focusing on “delivering profitable growth and technical excellence”.

Potter, pictured, joins from Axa XL where he was global casualty underwriting manager for UK and Lloyd’s sitting in the global chief underwriting office. Over the past 15 years, he has held various underwriting roles across casualty, environmental, construction and property.

Tom will bring the fresh thinking, expertise and the drive that we need to succeed as we continue

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