XL Group strengthens trade receivables insurance team

Region:

Americas, Europe

Dalia Gebrial

News, Data & Events Executive

The global insurance company, XL Group (XL), has made several new appointments in its offices in both the UK and the US in order to bolster its trade receivables insurance (TRI) underwriting capabilities. These appointments include Jennifer Papadimitriou in London, and Paul C. Haigley III, Aaron Rutstein and Agatha Liberatore in the US.

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