LMG adds Atrium’s Harries to board replacing Paul Greensmith
The London Market Group has appointed Atrium CEO Richard Harries to its board replacing former UK CEO of Axa XL Paul Greensmith.
Greensmith’s departure from Axa XL was confirmed in April and it is understood he is heading to AIG to lead its global specialty division. AIG declined to comment when approached by Post.
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