Andrew Horton to exit Beazley for QBE group CEO role
Andrew Horton is stepping down as Beazley CEO handing over to Adrian Cox ahead of becoming group CEO of QBE Insurance, the two insurers have confirmed.
Horton, pictured, will stay at Beazley until the end of the month and will start work at QBE on 1 September and be based in Sydney.
QBE has been searching for a new leader since Pat Regan left
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