Brightside MGA Kitsune on track to achieve £20m - £25m GWP target
MD Trevor Bowers on launching more products, working with brokers and implementing a virtual insurer model.
Managing director of managing general agent (MGA) Kitsune, Trevor Bowers has told Insurance Age that by January 2020, a year after its launch, the firm will have reached its target of a gross written premium (GWP) of £20m - £25m.
Bowers detailed: “In March we broke £1m GWP in monthly trading for the first time, and we have achieved 10,000 live policies before the end of May.”
He added that by the end of May the Brightside-owned firm also had ten brokers on its panel.
Bowers continued: “We
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