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Lockton recruits again from Lucas Fettes

Manchester

Lockton has recruited Jonathan Hyde as wholesale account manager in its Manchester-based Lloyd’s and London Market wholesale unit.

Mr Hyde joins from Lucas Fettes where he has worked as a senior account manager for the past 12 years.

He is the latest to tread the well-worn path from Lucas Fettes to Lockton.

When Lockton set up the Manchester offering to target regional brokers in July last year it hired Tracey Guiney as new business account manager. She was previously a senior broker with Lucas Fettes.

In August it then recruited former Lucas Fettes MD, David Lee as vice president. And then less than a fortnight later Lockton snapped up ex-Lucas Fettes employee Clare MacKay as account manager.

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Matt Davies, managing partner, Lockton North, said of the latest appointment: "Our new wholesale team has met all our short term expectations and we have established a ‘go-to' hub for brokers wanting to place business in the Lloyd's, London and niche market.

"Jonathan's appointment ensures we can continue to provide the very high levels of service our clients have come to expect."

Mr Hyde will report to David Lee, vice president (wholesale), who commented: "Jonathan worked with me at Lucas Fettes for many years and he brings great experience and knowledge to our team.

"He is ready to hit the ground running and he will play a pivotal role in helping us serve and grow our agent base as we continue in phase two of our development."

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