Lloyd’s managing agency AEGIS London, one of the best-performing quartile of syndicates at Lloyd’s, has revealed that its long-serving chief executive officer (CEO) David Croom-Johnson is stepping down, handing over the reins to its chief underwriting officer (CUO) Alex Powell (pictured left). The announcement comes as the company delivered a solid 45% increase in its 2021 profits driven by tighter underwriting discipline.
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AEGIS London, Lloyd's, Appointment, Profit, MGA, Insurance, Reinsurance, David Croom-Johnson, Alex Powell, Bill Cullen, Tom Busher, London, UK
