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Regional changes at Allianz

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Colin Bates to retire as Midlands and South West regional manager.

Colin Bates, Allianz's Midlands and South West regional manager, is to leave the business with effect from 30 September 2015.

Andrew Broughton, director broker markets, Allianz Commercial, commented: "Our broker network is critical to our success as it allows us to strengthen ties with local brokers and customers.

"Over the last 12 years, Colin has worked tirelessly to establish lasting relationships in the region transforming our Midlands and West team into one of the most profitable and

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