Well Dunn boss eyes doubling GWP in five years
Uwais Patel, director of Well Dunn, has targeted hitting £100m gross written premium in the next five years.
As of the end of August this year, the two broking arms, spanning wheels-based specialisms and a growing commercial offering, are sitting at £60m GWP, Patel, pictured, told Insurance Age. There is also a non-Financial Conduct Authority regulated business in the parent holding company.
The short-term aim is to break the £75m barrier and then push on to get to £100m.
“We’ve got some strong plans in place to get there [£100m GWP], and obviously we’re working quite closely with all our insurer
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