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Hiscox announces senior claims roles

Hiscox offices

Appointments bolster retail and London market division

Hiscox has created two senior claims roles for its retail and London market division.

Joanne Musselle is to take on the role of head of UK claims for Hiscox UK (Hiscox's retail division) and Tony Rai has been appointed Head of London market claims for Hiscox's London Market division.

Reporting to group claims director, Jeremy Pinchin and based in Hiscox's London office, Ms Musselle joined Hiscox in 2002 as a technical underwriting manager. Latterly she has been head of group claims strategy

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