Independent brokers praise Aviva stance in GRP split
However sentiment for Allianz, which picked some of the GRP business, remains strong as experts say they can see the broker’s side of events too.
Regional brokers have expressed overwhelming support for Aviva in the aftermath of its decision to withdraw all GRP’s agencies.
Insurance Age spoke exclusively with firms outside the Top 100 and the brokers all steered clear of criticising Allianz, which has stepped in for a number of GRP brokers, as well as flagging their understanding of the broker’s situation.
“I don’t think it has done them [Aviva] any harm and is potentially a warning to other large consolidators who might be pushing for
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