Midas Underwriting takes on Lorega man to boost broker service
Midas Underwriting has unveiled Jon Mainwaring as director of broker development for the south.
The company said the move was made in a bid to "underpin its aim" of developing a diverse range of insurance products and services to meet industry demand.
Mainwaring - who joins following a three-year stint with Lorega in a business development role - has been tasked with enhancing existing broker relationships, as well as expanding Midas' footprint in the UK.
Speaking about his role, Mainwaring said: "As a relative newcomer they have already built an excellent reputation in the market, and I
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