QBE's Smith returns to RSA

Revolving door

RSA has unveiled former QBE director Finlay Smith as UK commercial underwriting and pricing director.

Smith - who has been QBE's director of UK and European markets, property insurance - returns to the insurer he left in 2008. 

During his previous stint at RSA he held a number of roles, including head of pricing and management information, commercial property underwriting director, pricing manager and European underwriting director.

Speaking about his return, RSA managing director, UK commercial, Jon Hancock, said: "He has extensive experience in underwriting and I know his expertise and

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