The PB Interview: Cultivating a strong legacy

Bob Trott

Bob Trott, Oak's managing director talks to PB during the year of the specialist underwriting agency's tenth anniversary

Bob Trott was brought to Oak in November 2004 by late founder of the business Tony Lumsden-Cook. After being in control of the southern region of Chubb, Trott was attracted to Oak, based in the Cotswolds market town of Moreton-in-Marsh, because he felt there was room for it to portray a brand image, and wanted to have a larger role. Trott had to try and persuade brokers that Oak was a real player in high net worth, and this is in part evidenced in his ethos that his staff should have an urgency

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