AGCS names Galloway as new regional liability chief
Mr Galloway joined AGCS in 2010 as a senior liability underwriter. He has also worked at Aviva and Zurich.
In his new role, he will be responsible for the liability portfolio in the UK, Ireland, Dubai, Australia and New Zealand, and will report to Carsten Scheffel, CEO AGCS regional unit London.
Mr Scheffel commented: “Tim’s experience and leadership skills are a real asset to the team.
"Since joining the company he has demonstrated a strong natural ability in this field and I am very confident
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