The ever-changing QBE
Insurance Age reported that QBE restructured its UK and Ireland business, which led to the exit of five managers.
According to QBE, the restructure was designed to "put clients at heart" and remove unnecessary layers of management.
But this is only the latest in a chain of relatively frequent restructures for QBE, and when I spoke to the company, it became clear that more changes are coming.
Speaking to brokers, I picked up mixed feelings in the market about QBE.
Several stated that the business
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