Private clients intermediary - Chambers & Newman (Manchester)
Developing a service that meets the individual needs of HNW clients is not an easy feat, but Chamber...
Developing a service that meets the individual needs of HNW clients is not an easy feat, but Chambers & Newman managed it in style - a quality the judges felt set it apart from the market.
Private clients demand a singular service from brokers, one that provides one-to-one attention and an understanding of their individual needs. With this in mind, the winner of this category, Chambers & Newman (Manchester), developed its Executive Portfolio package for policyholders with premiums of between £2
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