
Oxygen establishes new facilities team
The team will be responsible for placing bespoke binding authorities for UK/European cover-holders into the Lloyd's and company markets.
Nigel Barton, chief executive officer of Oxygen, said, "We are delighted to welcome Donald and Jonathan to Oxygen. They have a proven track record of placing and servicing some very effective underwriting programmes for specialist UK coverholders. This skill-set adds another very important string to Oxygen's bow."
The team has joined from Craven & Partners, and
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