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AmTrust appoints lead underwriter for professional indemnity

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The move is part of a restructure which will see AmTrust’s former lead underwriter for PI, Russell Newell, move across to its PI MGA, Collegiate.

AmTrust International has hired Steven Moore as lead underwriter for professional indemnity (PI) within its specialty division.

Moore will be based in London and report to Bruce Whitmee, chief underwriting officer and Angel Mas, chief executive officer at AmTrust Europe.

According to the provider, Moore has worked in the PI market for over 25 years and has been with AmTrust since 2014, writing risks for UK domestic, international and multi-national firms.

Prior to this, he worked as London

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