Aviva appoints ex-RSA director as commercial CUO

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Aviva has appointed Susan Penwarden as chief underwriting officer (CUO) for commercial, corporate and specialty lines.

She joins from RSA, where she most recently held the title of group specialty portfolio director.

In her new role, Ms Penwarden will report directly to Axel Schmidt, Aviva’s UK and Ireland general insurance CUO.

Mr Schmidt commented: “Susan joins Aviva at a very exciting time. In conjunction with the businesses, she will further drive our cycle management strategy across commercial and corporate and speciality businesses.

“The market continues to be highly competitive in terms of rates and

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