Axa XL searches for new UK CEO as reshuffle sees Paul Greensmith depart

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Four senior leaders have left the provider as Axa XL states it is set for global restructure.

Axa XL has confirmed that four senior leaders, including CEO UK legal entities Paul Greensmith, have left the provider following its reshuffle announced yesterday (21 April).

Greensmith had been CEO of the UK business since September 2018. Axa XL general counsel, Sean McGovern, has taken on the role of interim CEO, UK & Lloyd’s, while the provider searches for a permanent replacement.

Reportedly, Greensmith is heading to AIG but the provider did not respond to requests for comment by Insurance

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