Interview: Christian Hinsch and Richard Taylor: a winning strategy
It is the morning after Germany’s World Cup final triumph when Post arrives at the London office of Hannover‑based insurer HDI Gerling.
Christian Hinsch, the firm’s chairman and deputy chairman of its
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