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JM Glendinning launches professional risks business

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Jake Fox joins as managing director for new offering.

Jake Fox will join JM Glendinning in October as the managing director of its new professional risks business which specialises in financial and professional indemnity risks.

The broker said Fox's career in professional indemnity started in 2001 in London where he managed sales and underwriting business for Zurich Professional.

He joined Prime Professions in 2005 to help develop its start-up business and in 2011 moved to Leeds to open a new northern office, according to JM Glendinning.

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