A&A Group has profitable momentum, says Allen

Building blocks showing 2015

Management claims the business has the right foundations for growth in 2015.

Tony Allen, chief executive at A&A Group, has responded to the news that the firm made a pre-tax loss of £4.5m in 2013 by stressing that a turnaround has been achieved in 2014 with a return to profit in the second half of the year.

Allen told Insurance Age that there was a complete change of management in May: "In a sense we have gone down a certain path that has subsequently been reversed which means that we have a period of unprofitability leading up to May followed by a period of

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