Market moves: ringing the changes

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Insurers and MGAs have grabbed the most people moves headlines in the last month, with only a few brokers reporting high-profile changes

Covéa Insurance named Carolyn Callan as Simon Cooter’s successor in the commercial lines & HNW director post, while Aviva announced a number of senior management changes, including the departure of UK Insurance chief executive Andy Briggs.

In addition, Pen Underwriting promoted Nick Milton to a role focused on broker relationships, while Chubb named Sara Mitchell as its new division president for the UK and Ireland retail business and Ageas added two new non-executive directors to its board.

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