All People & Opinion articles – Page 21
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People & OpinionGuy Munnoch
He may get stuck in blizzards from time to time, but Zurich’s chief executive is clear about the recent company restructure. It makes sense and will work extremely well, he tells Ellen Bennett. As will that little shift of capital across the Irish Sea … Photographs by Wilde Fry
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People & OpinionJoe Plumeri
The HRH takeover, the all-American business bravado, the tie pins… Willis chief Joe Plumeri has left the UK market in no doubt about his energy and influence. In a rare interview, he shares his frustrations and ambitions with Tom Broughton. Illustration by John Pritchett
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The road to smoother settlements
AIRMIC chief executive John Hurrell says a new agreement will speed up claims payments
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People & OpinionPaul Manduca
Aon UK’s chairman has transferred to more non-executive posts in recent years – a “time of life thing”, he tells Ellen Bennett. But a long career in asset management makes him well prepared for any turbulent times as the company restructures and expands. Photographs by Carl Court
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People & OpinionDane Douetil
Shipping out to the Netherlands as a consequence of the UK government’s foreign profits tax is a bold statement from Brit’s chief executive. Tom Broughton meets with the boss who hopes to create a legacy of business continuity.
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People & OpinionPeter Grove, QBE
Let’s learn the lessons of the past and change whenever necessary, says Peter Grove as he prepares to retire after a lifetime in insurance
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People & OpinionProper ground work will pay dividends
Solvency II is now a step closer, but the hardest work is still to come for those wishing to remain market leaders, suggests Sanjiva Perera
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People & OpinionWatch out for a change in the game plan
Consolidators have matured as they’ve learnt how to tackle the recession, says Ian Clark. But that might not stop the big boys moving in . . .
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People & OpinionJohn Sims
Let’s get one thing straight, says the chief executive of Lorega. We are not loss assessors; think instead of loss recovery. It’s an industry that he ’s determined to get into the mainstream and is one that he tells Ellen Bennett could be worth up to £250m a year.
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People & OpinionAdapt or perish in the bare-knuckle ring
Specialist knowledge, personal service and fleetness of foot are helping brokers survive in tough times, says Adrian Colosso. Can insurers follow suit?
