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Paul Donaldson joins Ryan Direct
Ex-RSA boss signs up at Ryan Direct Group as non-executive director.
Hyperion appoints NED
Ann Berresford joins as non-executive director.
Dual appoints regional development manager
Jodie Gibbons joins from UK General Group.
Ageas expands Midlands SME team
Adam Farr takes commercial regional underwriter role.
Scarr leaves Grant Thronton
Insurance chairman leaves after four months.
Flood Re appoints Paymentshield's McCafferty as CEO
New recruit takes over from Tom Woolgrove.
Axa expands Scottish underwriting business
Insurer appoints three underwriters as it moves to grow in Scotland.
Zurich's Roy Standish and Richard Coleman expand roles
Smith’s promotion causes roles to shift.
Saunders joins Ecclesiastical from Marsh
Review sees new corporate business and regional director role created.
RFIB Group appoints operations manager
New recruit joins from Howden.
Video: Northern Ireland review part two
Join Caitlin Morrison, reporter at Insurance Age, in the second part of her video focusing on Northern Ireland brokers.
Academy buys Birmingham-based P M Hart
Broker makes first move into the Midlands.
Lorica set to launch Northampton branch
Lorica Insurance Brokers is to open a new branch in Northampton amid a flurry of appointments.
CII unveils new claims faculty chairman
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has unveiled Ecclesiastical's claims and risk services director David Bonehill as its claims faculty board chairman.
Covéa Insurance launches in the UK
Covéa Insurance, formed from a merger of MMA Insurance and Provident Insurance, has been launched in the UK.
Giles boosts management team with appointment
Giles Insurance Group has swooped to appoint Paula Williams as regional managing director for the North of England as it looks to strengthen its management team.
Budget marketing: Marketing on a shoestring
Raising your company profile and engaging people within the business doesn't have to cost the earth. Anne Hudson provides tips on how to get the most from your marketing without blowing the budget