Nichola Thomson leaves Zurich

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The head of personal lines broker is being replaced in the interim by Paul Emery.

Nichola Thomson has left her role as head of personal lines broker at Zurich, Insurance Age can reveal.

Paul Emery, current head of Navigators & General, has taken on the role as Zurich works out how the recent company-wide restructure will impact the UK.

His responsibilities include N&G, Zurich Private Client and the insurer's personal lines broker home and motor business.

A spokesman for Zurich confirmed: "Nichola has left the business recently, and Paul Emery will take over her

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