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MMA creates and fills new commercial underwriting role

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Paul Hodgson, formerly MMA’s head of underwriting, commercial has been promoted to the newly-created role of director, commercial underwriting.

Paul will report directly to Colin Batabyal, MMA’s newly appointed underwriting director. MMA said the creation of Mr Hodgson’s role recognised the company’s increasing focus on commercial lines.

Mr Hodgson has been with MMA for four years during which time he has led the regional expansion of MMA’s office network and its focus on bespoke commercial underwriting. He has held a variety of underwriting, relationship management and marketing posts during his career, which also includes senior roles

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