Arista establishes permanent presence in East Anglia

Charles Earle

Arista Insurance has appointed Stephen Robinson as development underwriter for the East Anglia region.

Arista said that Mr Robinson’s appointment was in line with Arista’s strategy of placing underwriters in close proximity to brokers. The East Anglia insurance market has until now been served from Arista’s St Albans office.

Based in Ipswich, Mr Robinson will write all classes of business and is a specialist in property and liability. Prior to Arista Stephen worked for First Assist as underwriting manager and before that Axa, Ipswich branch, as area underwriting manager.

Charles Earle, chief

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