Liberty boosts UK property team with hires from QBE and CNA
Liberty International Underwriters Europe (LIU Europe), a division of Liberty Mutual Group, has made three new regional appointments to its UK property insurance team.
Matt Cullen and Daniel Fielding have joined LIU Europe as regional property managers based in Birmingham and Manchester respectively, and Warren Ash joins as a risk engineer based in Manchester.
Mr Cullen and Mr Ash have joined from QBE while Mr Fielding was previously employed at CNA.
All three recruits will work closely with LIU's property team in London to offer core insurance products in property damage, business interruption and risk management to clients with turnover of between £20m and
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