Ink recruits commercial director
Ink Insurance has appointed Duncan Scott as commercial director with responsibility to define and establish the underwriting brand along with developing product and capacity provision.
According to the company Mr Scott will also be tasked with developing an aligned claims proposition and comes to Ink with over 18 years' experience in the MGA sector.
Mr Scott most recently worked at Oval where he assisted in developing its underwriting footprint by setting up and establishing Vela Underwriting. Prior to this he was operations director at Elite Underwriting, part of Layton Blackman Group, with responsibility for the transition of the business into Bluefin.
Bernard Mageean
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