UK
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Corporate round-up
ACE adds to UK Technical Risks team and Manwaring joins QBE as UK Surety Manager.

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ACE adds to UK Technical Risks team
ACE has announced the appointment of Steve Baker to its UK Technical Risks team as Regional Construction Underwriter where he will be responsible for developing the construction book of business in the Midlands and the south.
Mr Baker will be based in ACE’s Birmingham branch and will report to Kevin Lutz, UK and Ireland Technical Lines Manager. He takes over his role from Andrew Morris, who will be moving to join ACE in Australia at the end of the year.
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