MS Amlin: Brokers highlight regional pull back
Brokers report reduced numbers of staff in the provider’s Chelmsford office and say MS Amlin’s recent action is continuation of providers exiting regions.
Regional brokers have revealed the impact of MS Amlin recently pulling out of nine business lines.
Trading director at James Hallam, Howard Fryer said that the broker has two books of scale with the insurer: marine pleasurecraft and real estate. Now the firm is looking for replacement insurers for both lines.
He said: “The feedback that I’m getting from my colleagues is that this is a move to try and sell the [real estate and marine pleasurecraft] books of business.”
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Fryer has also
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