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Neil Cook has joined Equity & General Insurance Services, based in Rugby. He will adopt the role of specialist risk negotiator and head up his own team focusing on placing complex commercial and household risks. He will deal with clients that have faced issues with direct writers following floods, subsidence or criminal convictions and who may have been mis-sold policies in the direct market or refused cover

Neil Cook has joined Equity & General Insurance Services, based in Rugby. He will adopt the role of specialist risk negotiator and head up his own team focusing on placing complex commercial and household risks. He will deal with clients that have faced issues with direct writers following floods, subsidence or criminal convictions and who may have been mis-sold policies in the direct market or refused cover.

Cooper Gay has appointed Sam Hovey as chief financial officer of the group's UK

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