RSA’s Lewis sees positive momentum

Steve Lewis

CEO of UK and Western Europe says insurer plans to be selective and engage more with broker partners.

RSA reported an increase in net written premiums for its UK business in the first quarter of 2015, and Steve Lewis, chief executive of UK and Western Europe, seemed happy with the insurer's performance.

Lewis told Insurance Age: "We have good momentum entering the year and I see an opportunity for growth. I want to make the right appointments and changes to support our journey going forward."

In commercial lines he mentioned seeing growth in SME, marine cargo, construction and engineering and

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