Mitsui Sumitomo appoints ex-Chubb leader

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Mitsui Sumitomo at Lloyd’s has appointed Steve Ranzetta as class underwriter to target the UK and international accident and health market.

He has over 20 years' experience in the sector, most recently as leader of London market accident and health trading for Chubb and also as a Lloyd's underwriter.

Mr Ranzetta will be responsible for utilising the syndicate's trading relationships and Lloyd's global franchise to create a competitive product offering for brokers.

He will report to Andrew Dougall, underwriting manager, casualty, professional lines, accident and health, who commented: "We are delighted that Steve has joined our team

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