Exeter Family Friendly appoints chief actuary

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David-Cobley

Exeter Family Friendly has appointed David Cobley as its chief actuary in a newly created role.

The Exeter based mutual healthcare and protection insurer has created the executive position to head up its pricing and actuarial function.

CEO Andy Chapman said: “I’m delighted to welcome David to Exeter Family. His ability and considerable experience will make him a huge asset to our team going forward.”

Cobley (pictured) is a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries and was previously commercial director for Simplyhealth. Prior to joining Simplyhealth in 2011 he undertook a number of senior roles within the Lloyds Banking Group and has most recently worked with Legal & General Insurance.

He said: “I’m delighted to be joining a thriving organisation with such ambitious growth plans.”

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