Hero's fate hangs in balance
Liverpool Victoria (LV) has declined to clarify its position on the long-term future of Hero Insuran...
Liverpool Victoria (LV) has declined to clarify its position on the long-term future of Hero Insurance Services, the nationwide tele-broker, following its purchase as part of the Highway Group deal.
The market has been swept by rumours that the broker has been put up for sale as it is not thought to be a natural fit for the larger LV group.
However, a spokeswoman for the insurer said it was too early to say what would happen to the broker in the long run.
"The acquisition of Highway Group was based
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