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Thursday, 01 November 2007

Dane Douetil on the London Market Reform

ACORD has been part of Market Reform in a very meaningful way for a number of years. Dane Douetil (center), Chief Executive of Brit Insurance and Chairman of the MRG (Market Reform Group) with Mike Smith (Lloyd's of London) talk about his tenure at the MRG. Steve Matanle, Chairman & CEO of Marsh Global Markets and a Director of ACORD will replace Douetil in 2008. Here is a video of Mr. Douetil talking about Reform. Douetil Video

Posted on Thursday, 01 November 2007 in London Market | Permalink

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