Horton ‘comfortable’ with shape of QBE US and targets growth

March 24, 2022

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After years of surgery from prior QBE CEOs and the recently announced sale of personal lines agency Westwood, Andrew Horton has said he is “comfortable” with the remaining six US businesses and wants to grow the $6.5bn-premium

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