Sibthorpe takes over Brit London market division
Brit Insurance Holdings has appointed Mike Sibthorpe as underwriting director of its London Market centre, the largest of its three underwriting centres with about £600m of capacity for 2004. PLC (“Brit” or “the group”), the UK general insurance group, having split its underwriting operations into three centres; UK, Reinsurance and London Market, as a result of growth in all areas of its business,
Mr Sibthorpe has been with Brit since 1998 when he joined the board of Brit Insurance Limited as underwriting director for the accident and financial division.The London Market underwriting centre
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