Hiscox commits to regions and moves 300 staff out of London
Insurer is set to open a new branch in an unidentified location, with staff also set to move to existing offices in York and Colchester. It confirmed no broker-facing roles are affected.
Hiscox has confirmed it is set to move 300 roles outside of London, in a development that will see the provider open a new branch in a currently unknown location.
A spokesperson for the insurer told Insurance Age that no broker-facing roles will be moving out of the City.
Hiscox explained that the decision was made as it prepares to move to new premises within London.
Over the next two to three years, the 300 roles will transfer to Hiscox’s existing operations in Colchester and York, as well
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