Arista recruit senior liability head

Charles Earle-Arista
Charles Earle Arista CEO

Charles Earle said Neil Hammond was "critical" for its future.

Commercial lines underwriter Arista has appointed Neil Hammond as head of liability.

He will be based at Arista's headquarters in London and report to head of underwriting Richard Addis. He will be

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