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Jon Dye named as ABI chair

Jon Dye, CEO, Allianz Insurance

Dye takes over from Amanda Blanc, who resigned last week.

Allianz UK chief executive officer Jon Dye has been named as the new chair of the Association of British Insurers (ABI).

This follows the resignation of Amanda Blanc last week, after she left her role as EMEA CEO of Zurich.

The insurer trade body noted that Dye will serve a one-year term, after which the board chair role will revert to a two-year tenure.

Dye has been on the ABI board since January 2015, and chaired the ABI audit committee between 2016 and 2018.

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