Market Moves: Recruitment race back in top gear with big moves for Towergate, Bluefin and more
After a muted couple of weeks, the recruitment conveyor belt went into overdrive with an array of high-profile appointments and departures. Major moves included Towergate losing its network division acquisition director to rival Bluefin, two days before unveiling a new group mergers and acquisitions director, while Ecclesiastical announced the departure of its UK managing director amid a managerial restructure.
• Among insurers, Ecclesiastical UK general insurance managing director Steve Wood is leaving the firm and will be replaced by Jacinta Whyte, general manager and chief agent of Ecclesiastical’s
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