Insurance Island Risks – Former Oxygen boss Nigel Barton
This sixth instalment of Insurance Island Risks, sees Torus Insurance non-executive chairman Nigel Barton step into the booth.
In the clips below you can hear his six favourite ever songs and the reasons why they mean something to him.
Nigel explains why he takes full responsibility for the demise of Oxygen Insurance; how the employee shareholder model works; tells of the drugery of school and how he found insurance; and meeting American business magnate Warren Buffett. He also tells of his love for ibiza, and what makes his hair tingle.
Remember you can also catch up on the series so far with Biba's Steve White, Axa's
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