QBE raids Brit to grow property underwriting team
QBE has appointed Mark Beattie to its London property underwriting team.
Mr Beattie has been appointed as portfolio manager for a segment of London market brokers, and, in addition to direct underwriting activity, his responsibilities will include leading a team of specialist new and renewal business underwriters.
He will report to Peter Fice, head of London market property for QBE.
Mr Beattie was previously the London region underwriter for Brit Insurance, responsible for the development of the property business via the national brokers. Before joining Brit in 2004
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