JLT chairman resigns, replacement named
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LONDON—Andrew Agnew has resigned as chairman of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Ltd. and has been replaced by Martin Hiller, the London broker’s chief executive, JLT said Friday.
Mr. Agnew also stepped down as a member of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group P.L.C.’s executive committee.
His resignation was announced in a statement that provided few other details. A spokesman for JLT Group in London would not say where Mr. Agnew is headed or why he left the brokerage.
Mr. Agnew was named chairman nearly four years ago when JLT Group merged its risk solutions business with its Lloyd’s of London broker Agnew Higgins Pickering & Co. Ltd. to form JLT Ltd.
Dominic Burke, CEO of JLT Group, thanked Mr. Agnew in the statement for his “significant contribution to the group over the past 12 years, including over three years as chairman of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Ltd., and he leaves that business in very good health.”
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