Ace snaps up former Chubb boss

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Ace Group has snapped up former Chubb manager Mark Roberts as casualty manager for the UK and Ireland.

Mr Roberts, who was previously Chubb's European casualty manager, has been handed responsibility for the financial performance and future development of the insurer's casualty insurance portfolio in the UK, Ireland and Gibraltar. 

He will report to David Robinson, regional president UK and Ireland, as well as Mark Homan, EVP casualty, Ace overseas general.

Mr Robinson said the ex-Chubb man will bring a "disciplined approach" to the role.

He added: "Mark brings with him a valuable mix of casualty

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