High-profile departures and wide-ranging restructure at ABI catches market cold

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Trade body to merge its general insurance and life and pensions divisions in cost-cutting exercise

The sweeping changes unveiled by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) last month caught the market unawares.

Just over a year after Tidjane Thiam, CEO of Prudential, assumed the ABI’s chairmanship the trade body confirmed that three of its seven most senior executives would be leaving with immediate effect.

Nick Starling, director of general insurance (pictured above), who had been widely credited for his role in securing the organisation’s provisional Flood Re agreement with the government

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