Granite set to expand product offering

Three shrubs in a row each larger than the other

Broker is creating 300 new roles as it targets a GWP of £300m by the end of the year.

Granite Underwriting’s recruitment drive is part of the broker’s plan to expand its core product offering, according to co-founder and managing director Alan Keating.

The business, which sits behind broker Acorn Insurance, revealed last week that it was set to make over 300 hires in its Liverpool headquarters.

“We’re looking to expand our core products and are ensuring we have the right people on board to manage the growth,” Keating told Insurance Age.

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