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Brokerbility Holdings rebrands three trading businesses

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Brokerbility Insurance brokers to invest in online capability to achieve growth.

Brokerbility Holdings is rebranding its three trading businesses, B&R, O'Connor's and Fehnerts, to Brokerbility Insurance Brokers from 1 June 2015.

The company said that Brokerbility Insurance Brokers will have a new visual identity and online presence to support its strategic objectives and growth plans.

According to the firm, Brokerbility Insurance Brokers will employ over 140 staff and control premiums in excess of £42m.

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The business said it would also invest in new products, online

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