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1 May 2019Insurance

White Mountains appoints Frank Bazos as head of M&A

Bermuda-based White Mountains Insurance Group has appointed Frank Bazos as executive vice president and head of M&A (mergers and acquisitions).

Bazos spent approximately 18 years with Century Equity Partners and previously worked at TA Associates and North Atlantic Capital. He has served on the boards of numerous companies, including the Jones DesLauriers Group of Companies, Catalina Holdings, Asset Allocation and Management Company, Santa Rosa Holdings, and PhyNet Dermatology.

White Mountains CEO Manning Rountree said: "I am delighted to welcome Frank as a senior partner at White Mountains. Frank is a seasoned executive who will bring both experience and energy. I'm confident that Frank's stewardship of our M&A activities will produce new opportunities and add value for our owners."

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