Appointment at Primary Insurance Group.

Duncan Nicol has taken on the role of chairman of Primary Insurance Group and non-executive director...

Duncan Nicol has taken on the role of chairman of Primary Insurance
Group and non-executive director of Primary Insurance Company. Mr Nicol is
honorary professor at Manchester University's centre for healthcare
management. Primary has also employed Nick Wright as head of business
development and Nigel Cookson as business development manager. Mr Wright
joins from Independent and Mr Cookson from Marsh.

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