Axa XL names new CUO for London market wholesale

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Dan Curran takes over from Paul Greensmith who was recently appointed UK CEO of Catlin Underwriting Agencies and XL Catlin Insurance.

Axa XL Insurance has appointed Dan Curran as chief underwriting officer for London market wholesale.

He takes over the role from Paul Greensmith, who was recently named UK chief executive officer of Catlin Underwriting Agencies and XL Catlin Insurance Company UK, as well as regional leader for the UK.

This follows the acquisition of XL Catlin by Axa, which was completed in September this year.

Curran will be responsible for Axa XL’s property & casualty London wholesale business. He has held a

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