Rates for non-execs soar in re/insurers; female NEDs earn more

It can be a lucrative gig if you can get it—non-executive directors (NED) in re/insurers now earn on average almost £100,000 a year or £3,000 per contracted day last year, an increase of 70% in the past four years, according to new research. What is more, female NEDs can demand a premium.

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