Market moves: Busy brokers

A magnifying glass finding a person among many

Brokers and insurers kept busy last month making many interesting new hires.

PIB Group was to the fore (see box) and Brightside welcomed a new operations director in Bristol. 

Other brokers in the news were Carole Nash Insurance, which brought in its first ever chief digital officer, while Willis Towers Watson added two new recruits to its political risk and trade credit team. Russell Scanlan, Rock Insurance Group and BMS Group also took on new staff.

On the insurer and MGA side Chubb appointed Lord Adair Turner as non-executive chairman of two of its European

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