Stuart Reid joins Harbour Underwriting as NED
Former Bluefin and Gallagher boss Stuart Reid has joined commercial dispute insurance specialist Harbour Underwriting as a non-executive director, Insurance Age can reveal.
Reid stepped up to the board position in April having worked for the managing general agent as a consultant since January.
He has been tasked with supporting the growth of the after-the-event specialist which uses capacity provided by A- rated Hamilton Insurance and sits alongside sister company, Harbour Litigation Funding.
As previously reported by Insurance Age, Harbour Underwriting widened its footprint in 2020 having brought in managing director Sharon Brown the year before.
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