Market Moves: Bollington and Miller help keep brokers at the top of the recruitment table
It was a quiet week for insurers as the broking sector once again dominated the recruitment landscape. There were notable hires not just at Bollington, but also at Miller where a pair of placement specialists joined the expanding team. The Lloyd’s market also witnessed some appointment activity, with underwriting hires being unveiled at Pro Sight and Argenta. Meanwhile, Towers Watson improved its leadership credentials within the firm’s crisis management business, with the appointment of two former military leaders.
• Among insurers, Argo International has appointed James McPartland as an underwriter in its professional indemnity team, where he will report to class underwriter Ryan Barnes. McPartland has over a
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