Market moves: Insurers dominate again

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Zurich made two high-profile appointments this week, as the recruitment space was once again dominated by insurers.

The firm named a new lead for its government and industry affairs team and a chief executive of its Canadian arm, while fellow insurers CNA Europe and RSA welcomed a new chief underwriting officer and

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