Lockton and Chubb distance themselves from NRA
The businesses, along with US insurer MetLife, have moved away from the National Rifle Association as calls for gun control in the US grow louder following the Florida school shooting on 14 February.
A number of insurance brands have announced they have terminated relationships with the National Rifle Association (NRA) in the wake of yet another gun massacre in a US High School.
Lockton said via Twitter this morning that it will “discontinue” providing services.
The Twitter statement read: “Lockton Affinity has notified the NRA that it will discontinue providing brokerage services for NRA-endorsed insurance programs under the terms of its contract.”
It was revealed on Friday that Chubb
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