Reames reunites with ex-Swiftcover colleagues at consultancy start-up
Axa’s former chief claims officer and Swiftcover executive Robin Reames has ruled out building a “Swiftcover mark II” after reuniting with three former colleagues at their new Kent-based consultancy firm Trinity M.
Trinity M was launched at the end of last year by Neil Hopkinson, Tony Peppard and Gerry Ward, the trio behind Sims – a personal motor claims provider that was acquired by Swiftcover in 2009.
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