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Broker Expo 2025: The more specialist the broker, the stickier the customer

Trudgill, Mabb, Sykes and Barclay

Specialising and being an expert in a field means “your customer base will be stickier,” Simon Mabb, head of UK regions at AssuredPartners, claimed this morning.

At the Broker Expo 2025 in Birmingham, Mabb, pictured second left, said: “And it’s very much still an advised sale, even when using technology to take out some of the hard work to allow [staff] to spend more time with the customer, whether that be over the telephone or face-to-face.”

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