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ABI adds two new board members

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Axa UK's Claudio Gienal and Lloyds Banking Group's Craig Thornton join the trade body's board.

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has added Axa UK chief executive Claudio Gienal and Lloyds Banking Group general insurance and protection director Craig Thornton to its board.

Amanda Blanc, ABI chair and CEO of Zurich Europe, Middle East & Africa, commented: “Both Claudio and Craig bring a wealth of experience and insight to the ABI Board.

“Their fresh perspective will be invaluable as the industry navigates through a period of unprecedented challenge, change and opportunity.”

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