Covéa consults on job cuts
Insurer said changes in commercial and HNW would hit a “relatively small” number of people and stated there were no plans to scale back in these markets.
Covéa Insurance has confirmed it has begun a consultancy period with a number of staff as it reviews its high net worth (HNW) and commercial business.
Insurance Age can reveal that the provider announced the proposed changes to the team yesterday (12 June).
It is believed the move will impact up to 20 people.
The insurer stated that a “relatively small” number of people would be affected but did not outline if there were plans for office closures.
The final outcome will be decided when the
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