Peter Gregory leaves SSP

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The director of broking had been with the technology provider for more than 20 years.

Peter Gregory has left software house SSP, Insurance Age can reveal.

The technology provider said the director of broking left to take on a new challenge. It is unclear if he is being replaced.

An SSP statement said: “Peter has been with SSP for over 20 years and has been instrumental in growing our broker business and, in recent times, heading up our marketing function.

“Peter has been a fantastic ambassador for SSP throughout his time with the business and, while we are all sad to see him

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