ABI's Craig appointed first director of Scottish affairs

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ABI director of life and savings, Maggie Craig, has been appointed its first director of Scottish affairs.

It says the switch recognises the increasing importance of the insurance industry in Scottish daily life, on issues such as flood risk management and personal injury reform. "This is an important appointment, and reflects the reputation of Scotland as a leader and innovator within the global financial services industry," ABI director general Stephen Haddrill says. "Whether decisions are taken in Edinburgh, London or Brussels, we will ensure the views and interests of our Scottish members and their customers are represented." Craig adds: "The insurance industry serves almost every...

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