Brit CEO to step down
In addition to Mr Douetil’s departure, non-executive director Hans-Peter Gerhardt will chair the board's underwriting committee. Chief financial officer Scott Egan will also join the board and Brit Insurance chairman Nick Prettejohn will become a director of and chair Brit Insurance Limited and Brit Syndicates Limited, subject to FSA approval.
Mr Prettejohn said: "We are hugely grateful to Dane for the long and central role he has played in the growth of the company, most importantly as CEO.
"He
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