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Brokers call on Ageas to keep up service level following office closures

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The provider is set to shut Port Solent and Stoke-on-Trent operations.

Brokers have urged Ageas to maintain quality service levels following the news that the provider is set to close two offices in Port Solent and Stoke-on-Trent.

The business is also outsourcing its IT operation to Tata Consultancy Services and has placed internal staff in TUPE measures. 

Tasker CEO Robert Organ did not believe the developments would have a huge impact on brokers working with Ageas and key broker contacts have not been affected by the restructure.

Nor did he think the closures

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