Close Brothers appoints new CEO
Close Brothers Group, the parent company of leading premium finance provider Close Premium Finance has appointed Preben Prebensen as its new Chief Executive. Prebensen joined the company from Catlin Group, the international specialty property and casualty insurer and reinsurer.
Strone Macpherson, Chairman of Close Brothers says: "Appointing Preben to the position was a culmination of an extensive international search to find a suitable Chief Executive for the Close Brothers Group. He brings a wealth of experience, strategic insight and capital markets expertise from his notable career at JP Morgan, his time as Chief Executive of Wellington Underwriting and as Group Chief Investment Officer at Catlin."Tim Wilson, Director at Close Premium Finance says: "Preben's
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