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AIG UK set up new commercial lines division

AIG UK will be consolidating its Property, Liabilities and AIG Combined businesses into one Division under the leadership of Jason Harris as the new regional profit centre manager, property, liabilities and AIG combined.

Prior to this appointment Jason was responsible for AIG UK’s Property account.

Commenting on the new unit, Kelly Lyles, AIG UK’s director for commercial lines said: “This is an innovative move for us and we are confident it will help us deliver better service to our customers, making it easier for brokers to access AIG UK’s underwriting capabilities”.

In addition to Mr Harris, several other appointments have been made. Allan Francis will take over as regional liabilities profit centre manager

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