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MMA aims for further growth with schemes appointment

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MMA Insurance has appointed Liam Casserley as schemes account manager.

He joins from the business development team at Ecclesiastical, and has also worked at Endsleigh and Norwich Union (now Aviva).

Mr Casserley will be responsible for targeting specialist schemes brokers across the UK market, and is more specifically tasked with developing profitable growth through the acquisition of existing schemes and building new schemes.

He will report to Chris Withers, schemes manager. Mr Withers commented: “I am delighted to be expanding our dedicated schemes team in

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