Market Moves: Aspen, Barbican and XL bring in new underwriters as insurers are most active recruiters
Insurers maintained their recruitment emphasis this week with multiple hires across the sector. XL, Aspen and Barbican were among those to reveal new underwriting roles, in the form of a fine art underwriter, a global chief underwriting officer and a syndicate underwriter respectively. Brokers were quieter, although Brokers Link did go some way towards bucking the trend with the appointment of a new director of operations.
• At insurers, XL Group has hired Paul Le Boutillier as senior underwriter for fine art and specie. Le Boutillier joins XL from Catlin, where he was a class underwriter for fine art, jewellers block
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