Music and entertainment broker Robertson Taylor’s chief executive John Silcock has left the company, Insurance Times understands.
Silcock’s directorship at the Oxygen Insurance Brokers subsidiary was terminated earlier this month, according to a Companies House filing.
Oxygen refused to confirm Silcock's departure. “Oxygen does not comment on matters relating to individual employees or employment contracts,” said a spokesman.
Oxygen acquired Lloyd’s broker Robertson Taylor in August 2007.
It specialises in arranging insurance for concerts and tours, and was the broker for Michael Jackson’s ‘This is it’ tour in London that was due to take place in 2009 before the pop star’s death.
Andrew Wallin, managing director of Oxygen Partners, the broker’s wholesale and schemes division, is now listed as managing director of Robertson Taylor, according to its website.
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