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NFU Mutual names Nick Turner CEO with Lindsay Sinclair set to retire

Lindsay Sinclair, group CEO, NFU Mutual

Lindsay Sinclair will retire at the end of March 2021 after more than 12 years as NFU Mutual group CEO with Nick Turner succeeding him in the post, the insurer has confirmed.

Sinclair, pictured, has also worked for Barclays, ING and Standard Chartered during his career. He is a board member of the global representative body of the cooperative and mutual insurance sector

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