Swinton chairman to take equivalent role at Biba

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Patrick Smith appointed chairman atbroking trade body

The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has appointed Patrick Smith as chairman.

The chairman of Swinton will take up his post in September.

Mr Smith has 38 years experience in the insurance industry including being chairman of Hill House Hammond. He has also set up an e-commerce general insurance intermediary, fronted the buy-out of Swinton from Royal & SunAlliance where he held the chief executive position before becoming chairman. Mr Smith has previously sat on the Biba board and

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