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Barbon unveils Simon Ellen as chairman

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Ellen replaces Malcolm McCaig who assumed the chairmanship last October.

Barbon Insurance Group has unveiled Simon Ellen as new chairman.

Ellen - who boasts chairman and non-excecutive director experience at First Assist and Garwyn Group - has replaced Malcolm McCaig, who only assumed the role last autumn.

Outgoing McCaig had replaced Jamie Drummond-Smith as chairman on 1 October 2013 and has been a Barbon board member for seven years.

Martin Totty, Barbon CEO said the appointment of Ellen had the "full support" of the wholesale broker's investors.

"With major

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