Covéa to decide on Sterling Insurance brand by end of Q3

James Reader
James Reader

Covéa will make a decision about whether to keep the Sterling name later in the year after it has consulted with brokers, its CEO has said.

The firm announced yesterday it plans to bring the Sterling Insurance business under the Covéa umbrella by the end of the year. Sterling's commercial and lines director David Sweeney will leave when

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