Allianz Commercial names Stait and Baker to lead UK markets
ReutersJul 10, 2025 10:58 AM
By Navneeta Nandan
July 10 - (The Insurer) - Allianz Commercial announced on Thursday that Graham Stait and Luke Baker have been appointed as director of UK markets and director of UK global, respectively.
Stait most recently served as director of mid-market on interim basis. His new role of director of UK markets is a permanent position.
Baker has been appointed director of UK global and UK branch manager for Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty.
He joined Allianz in 2021 as casualty director for London and Scandinavia.
Allianz UK continued the build-out of its commercial arm earlier this year with the appointments of Adam Lloyd as chief underwriting officer and Claire Buck as chief technical officer across midcorp, fleet and digital/SME.
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