The computers are taking over
With a gross written premium (GWP) of £25m and over 80 staff, provider of car, bike and home insurance, MCE, has always understood the benefits of IT when it comes to business growth - which is why it invests year on year in its IT system.
The continued consolidation of the insurance industry has led more brokers to seek ways to secure and develop their market position. Those that survive post-regulation will have the opportunity to gain additional business.
Why? Because customers will still
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