Cila’s boss’s son gets approval to be a ‘challenging runner’

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Cila boss’s son gets approval to be a ‘challenger runner’ – Insurance Post

Chris Bissell, son of Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters chief executive John Bissell, has received approval from the Financial Conduct Authority for his brokerage firm Bissell & Partners.

Founded in 2016 as a wholesale reinsurance broker, Bissell & Partners has been an independent insurance broker of Lloyd’s of London since shortly before Easter (March 28).

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