Tim Carroll to become chair of Ecclesiastical parent company
The former CEO of Swiss Re UK’s holding company, Tim Carroll will become chair of Ecclesiastical parent company Allchurches Trust at the end of the year.
Carroll is currently a non-executive director at Ecclesiastical, a role he will stand down from when he assumes the chair responsibilities.
He holds a number of further NED roles, including at Munich
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