Market moves: Making changes
The number of people moves reported across the insurance sector slowed down in February compared to the unusually busy start of the year, but there were still a number of businesses making changes
On the broking side, Lockton strengthened its professions team and Ed hired a cyber broker. Gallagher and AFL Insurance Brokers also made the headlines. Among insurers and MGAs Thistle added a new underwriting team and a new cyber underwriter joined Tokio Marine Kiln. In addition, Tokio Marine HCC hired a new underwriting manager for media and film, Hiscox added two people to its special risks division and Legal & General’s Mark Holweger relocated to the provider’s US business.
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