NFU Mutual CEO Ian Geden has announced he will retire at the end of the year after 40 years with the firm.
After conducting a nationwide search to replace Geden, who has been CEO for six years, Lindsay Sinclair has been recruited. His appointment will be effective from 1 August and he will work alongside Geden the end of the year. Sinclair has worked in a variety of roles during his 25 years in financial services including as CEO of ING Direct. Sir Don Curry, chairman of NFU Mutual, says: “It has been a difficult task to find a replacement for Ian. His vision for the business along with his skill and professionalism has seen him make an incredible impact on not only NFU Mutual, but also th...
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