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Former Dual D&O underwriter lands at Lloyd's syndicate

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Lloyd’s Channel Syndicate (2015) has appointed former Dual and Chubb underwriter, Kevin Cleary, as a D&O class underwriter.

Mr Cleary, who most recently worked at Allied World Assurance, will report to Martin Campbell, head of the financial lines division.

Tom Corfield, active underwriter at The Channel Syndicate, said: “We are very pleased that Kevin is joining the syndicate and welcome the breadth of experience that he brings to the financial lines division.

“With this addition the syndicate will be underwriting the full suite of financial institutions, professional indemnity and management liability products.”

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