NU rethinks regional model to build stronger ties with brokers
Norwich Union (NU) has introduced a new trading model to its regional centres, in a bid to improve e...
Norwich Union (NU) has introduced a new trading model to its regional centres, in a bid to improve efficiency and broker service levels.
In the past year, the insurer's 12 dedicated service centres, located throughout the UK, have had much of their administrative burden offshored to India, which has allowed its underwriters to concentrate on evaluating risk and building existing and new broker relationships.
Phil Hitchcox, director of trading at NU, explained that with more time to concentrate on
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