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Hiscox director passes away

The board of Hiscox has announced with great sadness the death of Sir Mervyn Pedelty, senior independent director, and chairman of the remuneration and nomination committee

The board of Hiscox has announced with great sadness the death of Sir Mervyn Pedelty, senior independent director, and chairman of the remuneration and nomination committee.

The board will announce the appointment of a senior independent director in due course.

Robert Hiscox, Chairman, said “I was deeply saddened by the news of Sir Mervyn’s death. He joined the board in 2005 and his counsel and advice has been invaluable. We are very grateful for his years of hard work on the board and, on

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