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Video: Maintaining and growing your schemes

Our 'Maintaining and growing your schemes' webinar, produced in association with Ecclesiastical Insurance, is now live online for all viewers.

The discussion covered how insurers and brokers can plan schemes together to be best placed for success and looked at the support needed to grow existing schemes.

Covering a range of topics from how to market a scheme through to when to consider moving a scheme and the steps to take, this round table event is a much watch for anyone interested in schemes - one of the hottest topics in the broker market today.

Participating were:
Mark Lavington, director, Boshers
Mike Mintram, SME, schemes and

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