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Lloyd’s appoints three new directors to Franchise Board

6th February 2018 - Author: Staff Writer -

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Lloyd’s of London has announced the appointments of Mike Bracken, Nigel Hinshelwood and Fiona Luck onto the Franchise Board as non-executive directors for three-year periods, with effect from 1st March 2018.

Lloyd's of London insurance and reinsurance marketWelcoming the appointments, Lloyd’s Chairman, Bruce Carnegie-Brown said; “These are great appointments for Lloyd’s. Mike, Nigel and Fiona bring experience and expertise from across the business spectrum from insurance to banking to technology, built up over the last twenty-five years.

“The Corporation will undoubtedly benefit from their expertise and I am looking forward to working with them.”

Bracken brings extensive knowledge of digital and technology innovation to the Franchise Board; he was formerly Chief Digital Officer at the Co-Op Group and prior to that he spent four years as the UK Government’s Executive Director, Digital and also as Chief Data Officer.

In this role he created the Government Digital Service, the organisation behind GOV.UK and the transformation of mainstream Government transactions.

Hinshelwood brings over 27 years’ experience in the financial services sector working across the UK and Europe, North and South America, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.

He was most recently Head of the UK and Deputy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of HSBC Bank where he worked for 12 years in a variety of senior global roles including Global Head of Operations, Chief Operating Officer (COO) for Europe, Middle East and Africa, Head of HSBC Insurance Holdings and Head of Business Transformation.

Prior to joining HSBC, Hinshelwood was a partner at Ernst & Young where he held numerous positions including Head of Financial Services and CEO of Southeast Asia.

Hinshelwood was also a Group General Manager with Unisys where he was responsible for the Financial Services practice in Asia-Pacific and has worked as a non-executive director on the board of Marks & Spencer Financial Services.

Luck has been a Non-executive Director of the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA), the regulator of financial services on the island, since 2013.

Previously, she was non-executive director at Catlin Holdings and Allied World Holdings and, prior to that, spent a decade at XL Capital, in a variety of senior roles including Chief of Staff to the CEO and Executive Vice-President responsible for Strategy, Global HR, IT and Corporate Social Responsibility.