(Reuters) - British insurance group RSA's chairman Martin Scicluna is expected to step down next year, Sky News reported on Sunday, citing sources.
The Sky News report said RSA had begun a search for a successor to Scicluna, who also chairs British supermarket group Sainsbury's.
RSA declined to comment. Sky News also said Baroness Fairhead, a former trade minister, was seen as a strong contender to replace Scicluna.
The search process is at a relatively early stage, with an announcement not likely until next year, the Sky News report also said.
(Reporting by Aishwarya Nair and Rebekah Mathew in Bengaluru. Editing by Jane Merriman)
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Martin A. Scicluna occupies the position of Chairman for J Sainsbury Plc and Non-Executive Chairman at RSA Insurance Group Plc. Mr. Scicluna is also on the board of Berkhamsted School Enterprises Ltd. and Council Member at the University of Leeds. Mr. Scicluna previously held the position of Non-Executive Chairman of Great Portland Estates Plc, Member of The Financial Services Trade & Investment Board and Chairman of Deloitte LLP (United Kingdom).
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