Bermuda-based Hiscox announced that John Worth will join the company on June 22, and, subject to regulatory approval, will be appointed interim chief financial officer with effect from September 1, 2015.
Worth’s appointment is designed to provide continuity in oversight of the insurer’s finance function while the search continues for a replacement for Stuart Bridges, CFO, who is leaving the company on August 31 to take up a new role as group finance director of ICAP plc. (Hiscox announced his departure on April 13).
The search for his replacement is being conducted by the insurer’s nominations committee, Hiscox said.
Worth was previously chief financial officer of Aspen Insurance Holdings Limited, a company quoted on the New York Stock Exchange. Prior to Aspen he held a number of senior financial roles within insurance and banking including with Barclays, Ernst & Young, Prudential and Price Waterhouse.
Source: Hiscox
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