QBE reveals expansion plans to brokers

Ash Bathia

Ash Bathia, chief underwriting officer at QBE for property, casualty and motor, has told brokers to expect more engagement and products from the provider after its acquisition of Brit’s UK regional business.

Mr Bathia told Insurance Age: "Engagement with brokers is our USP. The deal has to work at many levels but one of the biggest things is around cultural fit and there is absolutely one between Brit and QBE regional business.

"It is a great opportunity with more talent, people and business to be able to offer more products and a wider range of opportunities [to brokers]."

He listed commercial motor, SME and property as areas of particular focus. He stated the combination of QBE and Brit gave it an

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