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Updated: QBE claims boss replaces Ashton West at helm of MIB

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Ashton West OBE is to retire as CEO and executive director of the Motor Insurers’ Bureau, being replaced by former QBE group chief claims officer Dominic Clayden.

An MIB spokesperson confirmed to Post that Clayden had left his position at QBE and was on ‘gardening leave’.

West, the 2010 achievement award winner during the 2010 British Insurance Awards, has

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