RSA boss Egan commits regional broker focus following Intact takeover
Egan says RSA's turnaround phase is over as he discusses what the sale to Intact will mean for the UK and International business.
Brokers will not see any “radical about turns” in RSA’s strategy following its sale to Intact Financial Corporation, according to UK and International CEO Scott Egan.
However, he admitted that there would be “tweaks” to the provider’s strategy now the takeover has been completed.
“At the national broker level - the Aon and Marsh level - Intact has existing relationships there in the same way that RSA does,” Egan commented.
“We’ll look where it makes sense to collaborate on those relationships
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