Broking success: Adam Scott, Amicus Insurance Solution’s founding director and owner
Going for growth: Amicus Insurance Solution’s founding director and owner Adam Scott tells Insurance Age about how his firm is breaking into the North England market
▶ When did Amicus start?
January 2010, I started it with Richard Evans.
▶ How have you found the first nine, nearly 10 years?
We are learning all of the time, we prioritise our image. Amicus is Latin for friendship, me and Richard are very close friends and that’s what our company is built on.
▶ How do you feel about consolidation in the market?
Typically what they do is they start shuffling people around and people start getting made redundant. All that does is unsettle people. And when
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