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People Moves: UK Insurance Appointments, 28 September–2 October 2026

A dated roundup of reported UK insurance appointments from 28 September to 2 October 2026, with roles, prior positions where reported, and limits on what is confirmed.

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For the week of 28 September to 2 October 2026, the visible trade-press reports name Petra Votzakis’s move to Pen Underwriting and report several other appointments. The available reports do not establish a complete list of the week’s moves or give effective dates for every appointment.

Named appointments reported for the week

Petra Votzakis — Pen Underwriting

Insurance Age’s 2 October roundup reports that Votzakis took the renewable energy underwriter role at Pen Underwriting. It says she has 20 years of insurance-sector experience across broking and underwriting, with the past decade focused on construction, engineering and renewable energy risks. The accessible report begins to describe her previous role at Allianz but does not show enough to establish its details.

Adam Holberry — Cogent

An indexed excerpt from Insurance Times reports that wholesale broker Cogent appointed Holberry as chief executive designate. It describes him as moving from the group chief executive role at Brace Underwriting and says he would work with Cogent group chief executive Mark Bishop, the board and the wider leadership team. This information comes from the search excerpt rather than an accessible article body.

Nicki Crabb — Commercial Express

The Insurance Age people-news index lists a 1 October report that Commercial Express brought Crabb in from Covéa as delegated authority schemes director, connected with a launch in its schemes division.

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Other names and organizations in the roundup

Insurance Age’s exact-title item says the roundup features Pen Underwriting, Santam, the Insurance Institute of London, BMS, Premium Credit, Chubb and the Association of British Insurers. The accessible text does not provide enough detail to identify all the people or roles associated with those organizations. The people-news index also refers to an MGA personal-lines hire from Aviva, but its visible snippet does not name the appointee or role.

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What is and is not established

  • The reporting window is 28 September through 2 October 2026, and the roundup was published on 2 October.
  • The available items identify some appointments and prior positions, but do not establish a comprehensive weekly list.
  • No effective dates are established for the appointments described here.
  • The Insurance Age text is available only as a short excerpt; its people-news index provides headlines and brief summaries. The Insurance Times details are available only in an indexed excerpt, not an opened article body.

These reports are useful for tracking the named moves, but should not be read as a complete register of UK insurance appointments during the week.

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