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Woodstock Insurance Brokers started up with a completely clean slate two years ago - and immediately began looking for a third-party premium finance provider. Ian Jerrum asked them how, and why, they did it
Woodstock Insurance Brokers, established in March 2002, is an example of that increasingly rare phenomenon - a UK broker start-up. I visited Woodstock's managing director Tony Simper and business development director Richard Coleman at their offices in Kent to ask them how they had approached the issue of premium finance starting from scratch.
A little background first: Woodstock began life with an ambitious target of becoming one of the UK's top 50 brokers within its first five years of
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