Direct Line insists brokers will see "no change" from NIG
Brokers will see "absolutely no change" in their dealings with NIG, Direct Line Group has insisted in the wake of its cost-cutting measures unveiled today.
The group revealed the proposed redundancy of almost 900 staff as part of the ‘first phase' to make £100m gross annual cost savings by 2014.
Insurance Age understands that between 50 and 60 jobs are at risk on the commercial side which includes broker-only business NIG, Direct Line for Business and BIS.
A spokesperson confirmed that the commercial redundancies will mainly impact staff in head office, support functions and risk management and sales.
She said NIG had already undergone big changes
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