Insurers are becoming 'hacked off' with networks
The news that Aviva and Broker Network have ended their relationship is a sign that networks are falling out of favour with insurers, according to a network chief.
The breakdown in the relationship came after months of negotiations.
James Sharp, director at TEn Insurance Services, said: “I do think insurers are getting hacked off.”
He said that while some networks were working hard for their money by making themselves a part of the process of placing business, others were not.
He commented: “Frankly the proposition [some networks] put to insurers is a bit like being a member of a golf club, where they think they can get 10% off a new Jag or a new BMW, just
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