QBE to merge retail and international underwriting divisions
Insurer seeks to provide a greater level of uniformity in how it engages with customers and brokers with new underwriting division.
QBE is combining its international markets and retail underwriting divisions into one business as it seeks to enhance its product offering to customers and brokers.
Effective from 1 July, the insurance specialist said these changes are intended to provide a greater level of uniformity in how QBE engages with customers and brokers.
The insurer also hopes that the new structure will provide a better platform for profitable growth.
Richard Pryce, chief executive office at QBE European
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