Liberty Mutual CEO in the running for Quinn chair role
Ted Kelly, the chairman and chief executive of US insurer Liberty Mutual, has been lined up for the role of non-executive chairman of Quinn Insurance should its joint Anglo Irish Bank bid succeed, according to reports.
Mr Kelly, who the Irish Times reports is originally from Derrynoose, near Keady in Co Armagh, and keen to take an active role in the running of the troubled insurer.
The Irish Times added that David
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