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Former Lloyd’s chief actuary joins ERS

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A number of management changes will also see Peter Smith return to the firm as claims director.

ERS has announced changes to its executive team which include former chief actuary at Lloyd’s Henry Johnson taking up a newly opened up CRO position.

His appointment is subject to regulatory approval.

Ryan Warren will transition to Katie Wade’s CFO role from CRO once regulatory approval is met.

According to ERS Wade has decided to leave the corporate world for a period of time. 

In addition, Peter Smith has come back to the firm as claims director. In this position he will look after ERS’

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