Axa XL names Paul Greensmith as CEO
He takes on responsibility for Catlin Underwriting Agencies and XL Catlin Insurance Company UK and replaces Paul Jardine who is set to leave XL Catlin later this year.
Axa XL today announced that Paul Greensmith has been appointed CEO of Catlin Underwriting Agencies and XL Catlin Insurance Company UK, subject to regulatory approvals.
He replaces Paul Jardine who, as previously announced, will be leaving XL Catlin later this year.
The move follows the acquisition of XL Catlin by Axa.
Strategy
According to a statement, in the role, Greensmith will be responsible for developing and delivering the strategy for Catlin Underwriting Agencies and XL Catlin
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