Wonga's Tara Waite (formerly Kneafsey) returns to insurance with Ageas role
Waite was previously at RSA and most recently CEO of Wonga. She is joined on the Ageas boards by Jeremy Hayes.
High-profile figures, Tara Waite and Jeremy Haynes have joined Ageas’ UK Boards.
According to Ageas, both Waite and Haynes have decades of financial services experience.
Waite has been CEO of RSA Insurance Group’s Latvia business and managing director of the firm’s UK SME and Delegated Authority business and most recently she was Wonga’s CEO until January 2019. She left RSA to join Wonga, which went into administration last year, in 2014.
Haynes has held senior roles at Zurich and RSA and
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