Siggins signs off
Industry veteran Gordon Siggins will retire as head of Australian International Insurance Limited (AIIL) on June 30. He steps down as CEO after more than 45 years in the insurance industry, including general management roles for AMP, Norwich Winterthur and Australian Eagle/QBE.
He spent nearly a decade with OAMPS, where he oversaw an expansion in the broker’s books from $10 million in gross written premiums to more than $200 million.
Lumley CEO David Matcham said Mr Siggins had made a substantial contribution to the industry, citing in particular his efforts in integrating AIIL into the Lumley Group.
Formerly an OAMPS subsidiary, AIIL was merged with Lumley following the acquisition of OAMPS by Wesfarmers last year.
He spent nearly a decade with OAMPS, where he oversaw an expansion in the broker’s books from $10 million in gross written premiums to more than $200 million.
Lumley CEO David Matcham said Mr Siggins had made a substantial contribution to the industry, citing in particular his efforts in integrating AIIL into the Lumley Group.
Formerly an OAMPS subsidiary, AIIL was merged with Lumley following the acquisition of OAMPS by Wesfarmers last year.