The right guy for the job
Guy Munnoch is confident that Zurich has successfully implemented a new way of building relationships with brokers. Michelle Worvell speaks to him about getting down to business in the current insurance market
It has been a year since Zurich Financial Services officially appointed Guy Munnoch to the position of chief executive officer (CEO), general insurance, in the UK, and sitting in his office in the London Underwriting Centre, he appears relaxed and confident.
Apologising for the starkness of the office, Mr Munnoch is a man that seems to have the knack of putting people at ease. So, as CEO of a well-respected company - but one that keeps its cards very much close to its chest - how does Mr Munnoch
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