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Bowman pledges dedication to UK business despite Aviva UK panel losses

Jeffrey Bowman

Crawford & Company global chief executive Jeffrey Bowman has refused to rule out UK redundancies after the adjuster was axed from the panels of several major insurers.

Post understands Crawford has lost its place on Aviva’s subsidence roster after the insurer decided to appoint claims management firm In Front on a solus basis, with the adjuster also losing out on

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