The Deputy Director of Banking, Jeremy Quick, of the Guernsey Financial Services Commission will succeed Diane Colton as Director of Insurance, effective immediately. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Operational Risk, and has published several articles on the subject.
Quick began his “career at the Bank of England where he worked on developing world economics and banking supervision,” said the announcement. “After nine years, he was seconded to Washington as personal assistant to the managing director of the International Monetary Fund. On returning to the UK he joined the newly-formed Financial Services Authority and became its representative on several international committees.
“Prior to joining the Commission in 2007, Dr Quick worked for Lloyds TSB Group in group risk, interfacing with the Group’s businesses, including general and life insurance.”
The Director General of the GFSC, Nik van Leuven, commented: “This position was advertised externally in line with Commission policy and a number of candidates, both external and internal, were considered.
“Jeremy has worked at the Commission for some years and so has a knowledge and understanding of the Guernsey financial services industry, and I am sure he will bring to the Insurance Division the same energy, experience and knowledge that have benefited the Banking Division. I wish him well in his new role.”
Source: Guernsey Financial Services
Was this article valuable?
Here are more articles you may enjoy.
Florida Peninsula Says Reforms Have Had an Impact, Announces 2% Rate Cut 
Cargo Owners in Baltimore Disaster Face ‘General Average’ Loss Sharing, MSC Says 
Grand Jury Indicts ‘Hole in Won’ Owner on Prize Insurance Fraud Charges 
US Dog-Related Injury Claims Hit $1.12 Billion in 2023: Triple-I, State Farm Report 
