Egan reveals thinking behind RSA's commercial merger

Scott Egan

CEO says move will create efficiencies and does not deny that it may lead to redundancies but explains the aim is to bring clarity to brokers following feedback that RSA's current structure is hard to deal with.

The driver behind RSA’s commercial reorganisation is to make it easier for brokers to deal with the provider, according to RSA UK and International CEO Scott Egan.

The insurer revealed earlier this week (11 September) that it is merging its Commercial Risk Solutions (CRS) and Global Risk Solutions (GRS) to create a unified commercial division.

Speaking exclusively to Insurance Age, Egan stated that the move follows feedback from brokers that its current structure “made it harder to get things

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