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Applegate review as Galbraith goes

Ken Applegate, intermediary business services director of Norwich Union (NU), who replaced Eric Galb...

Ken Applegate, intermediary business services director of Norwich Union (NU), who replaced Eric Galbraith as managing director of Hill House Hammond (HHH) in a surprise move last month, plans to review the broker's business.

According to a statement from parent company NU, Mr Galbraith left HHH, its insurance broker subsidiary, in order to "pursue opportunities outside Norwich Union".

Ken Wallace, chairman of HHH, said Mr Applegate - who took up his new appointment with immediate effect - will

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