Brokers demanding better service for HNW clients
Brokers servicing high-net-worth (HNW) customers have demanded better service from insurers as well as a wider range of cover, according to research by AIG UK.
The insurer found that despite the recession, the HNW sector has remained buoyant with predictions that the number of UK millionaires will rise to nearly two million in the next 10 years. It also found that there have continued to be increases in the value of some fine art, jewellery, especially large single-stone diamonds, and wine collection has been considerably active.Other factors in brokers' demands related to concerns about rising recession-related crime triggered by the recession and a
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