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Market moves: Moving into the new year

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November was a busy period for people moves, with this month’s market focus being the return of Phil Barton to the insurance space following his Jelf exit earlier this year after sixteen years at the firm

Barton became group CEO at MRIB in October, as revealed by Insurance Age.

Also in the broking space, former MD of broking at Brightside, Russell Bence, has joined Blink Intermediary Solutions as commercial director; Ardonagh hired Graeme MacMillan as chief executive officer of product and distribution management for Ardonagh Portfolio Solutions; and Andrew Behrends is leaving his post as Integro Group CEO at the end of this year, with the search for his replacement ongoing. Gilles Normand

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